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The Solitude of Prime Numbers: She wishes she owned a sailboat, though she prefers the mountains to the beach. Lately, she has become fascinated by birds. Her right ear is pierced three times. "I have a thing about prime numbers." The Solitude of Prime Numbers is a slice of life about a solitary woman ironically named Two who always looks at the bright side of life.

The Solitude of Prime Numbers: This touching biopic traces the career of early Greek mathematician Eratosthenes, creator of what is known as the Sieve of Eratosthenes. This Sieve allows anyone to easily find all of the primes by striking out every nth number. Spoiler: the film ends with Eratosthenes' tearful "eureka" that there are more prime numbers than are humanly countable, though the misanthropic mathematician has no shoulders to cry on.

The Solitude of Prime Numbers: In a world where the only constant is change, a prime number can span centuries even millennia and stay the same. High school freshman Richie becomes obsessed with prime numbers as he seeks to make sense of the tragedies of 9/11. In his opening voiceover, he states, "primes are like us on the spectrum--something is missing or something stands out. Their relationship to other numbers is very complex; our relationship to other people is sometimes complicated."

The Solitude of Prime Numbers: Primary numbers can only be divided by one or by themselves. They are solitary numbers and are incomprehensible to others. Alice and Mattia are both 'primary numbers,' both persecuted by tragedies which have marked their childhoods: a skiing accident in the case of Alice, which has led to a defect in one leg; the loss of a twin sister in the case of Mattia. When as teenagers they meet in the school corridor, they recognise each other's pain. As they grow up their destinies interweave and they form a special bond, until Mattia, having graduated in Physics, decides to accept a job abroad. The two separate for many years and only a sequence of events will bring them back together, bringing back to the surface a number of emotions never confessed.

The Solitude of Prime Numbers: In this series of five short films, each titled and edited to a prime number of seconds ("431", "641", "509", "811", and "727"), we follow the lonesome lives of five residents at 227 7th St in Brooklyn who inhabit apartments with those numbers. These include a stock broker, a numerologist, a statistician, and a kinky bachelor into menages a trois.

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