A new documentary, Particle Fever, achieves the almost impossible: - TopicsExpress

A new documentary, Particle Fever, achieves the almost impossible: it makes the workings of the Large Hadron Collider comprehensible – and exciting – to even the most science-phobic viewer. Mark Levinson, the films director, first visited Cern, home of the LHC on the Swiss-French border, in 2007 and kept going back until July 2012, when the crack team of physicists concluded a two-decade quest to find the Higgs boson. theguardian/science/2014/apr/13/particle-fever-film-higgs-boson-director-mark-levinson

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