Movie review: A Beautiful Mind

This is all about a man having an illness called "schizophrenia".

John Nash, a famous mathematician, who struggles with mental health problems. At the university, Nash is presented as an unexplained genius and stands out unique among his classmates. He has unparalleled intelligence that baffles many especially with his ability to develop a unique mathematical theorem. This immense knowledge and innate abilities demonstrated by Nash at shadowed by his character of being socially withdrawn; where he keeps to himself on many occasions in his life in the university.

Nash always spends his time a lot with his best friend, Charles. Nash has an opportunity to teach at MIT university which he knows and married the right for a girl named, Alicia, his student. They eventually get married, just like any other marriage, there are both ups and downs, especially when Nash begins to lose his grip on really about life that leads to Nash being institutionalized and diagnosed with schizophrenia.

This mental health problem affects Nash to great depths, changing his character into that a socially withdrawn and anti-social individual in society. This mental health issue becomes a big problem, especially when it affects Nash personally, his family, colleagues, and those he interacts with.

The problem continues and Nash becomes totally withdrawn from society and stops teaching. But after many years outside the lecture hall, Nash bounces back to the lecture hall. Where he is immersed in research and teaching.

This movie depicts the social life of Nash as a victim of a mental health problem called schizophrenia, and he recovers from the problem later in life.