A beautiful mind is based on a true story.

This movie tells about a college student majoring in msthematics of Princeton University named John Nash Jr who played by Russel Crowe as a main role. He is so genius, strange and anti-sosial, but receive a Carnegie Prize, a prestigious award in mathematics. John Nash is a brilliant mathematician. He believe in numeral, and even memodelkan his life with mathematics. Johns oddity appears when the first time he attended the Princeton Univercity. John has a hunch that he has an imaginary roommate named Charles Sheerman, a college student majoring in literature, whereas room in Princeton only for one student. Apparently, John has a psychological disorder called skizofrenia. Thats why people with this disorder do not like to socialize, apathy, and can not distinguish between hallucination and reality.

He finally could finish his thesis and become a lecturer after graduated. He meets a critical girl named Alicia, majoring in physics. Finally, the two fall in love, he proposes to Alicia, they marry then have a son. One day, John invited to the Pentagon to crack encrypted enemy telecommunication. Nash is able to decipher the code mentally, to the astonishment of other codebreakers. He meets someone who asks him to work as a spy right after going to Pentagon. He seems to be in a secret membership (intel) in American Department of Defense who conducting espionage or tracking the bombing that will be done by Rusia. Again and again, he is trapped by his own imaginations. His wife, Alicia, realized about her husbands strange behaviour as if there is a Russian that try to harm him and his family. At any moment, Alicia takes him to the hospital for getting therapy. Dr.Rosen tells Alicia that John has schizophrenia and that Charles and others exist only in his imagination. The doctor gives some antipsychotic therapies for a lifetime. Those medicines have some negative effects such as an intellectual decline that makes a problem with his sexual dysfunction which is disappointing his wife. John secretly stop consume those antipsychotic pils until his skizofrenia comes back. He almost drown his son. At the end of the movie, John Nash goes on to win the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics in Stockholm on 1994 for his equilibrium theory. He learns to ignore his hallucinations. This is a kind of evidence for John that he is able to overcome his hallucinations and the bad impact of the three imaginary people up till free from the shackle of Schizofrenia with the strength of his mental. He closes his conferment by saying : I've always believed in numbers. In the equations and logics that lead to reason; but after a lifetime of such pursuits I ask, what truly is logic? Who decides reason? My quest has take me through the physical, the metaphysical, the delusional and back, and I have made the most important discovery of my career... the most important discovery of my life. It is only in the mysterious equations of love that any logical reasons can be found