I'd be pretty impressed if there are films that can work in mathematical content that would actually be of any interest to somebody who likes math.

>>63762131
The Calculus of Love - short film, but you can watch this over at vimeo
Good Will Hunting - probably not what you're looking for but still a good one nonetheless
Travelling Salesman
Primer - has a lot of math in it but not primarily about it
Proof - It's OK, but plagued by some pretty terrible acting.
Yogisha X No Kenshin - A good japanese crime thriller that has a lot of math/physics in it. If you can find this one I highly recommend watching it.
Imitation Game - haven't seen this one but i'm sure there's a lot of math in it. I imagine it's more in the same vein as a Beautiful Mind though.
I.Q - Romantic Comedy, light on the math but very fun.

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>>63763304
The problem is it's hard to have the average viewer understands whats going on. At most they can try and give an simple explanation.
Interstellar did good

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>>63762131
Looks like the formulation of a Bessel function, an orthogonal basis that can be used to construct spherical harmonics. Any movie with drums will fit the bill in illustrating your pic.

There's a film about Ramanujan coming out soon starring Slumdog and Alfred

X+Y

Primer and Fermat's Room.
You will mostly love The Martian

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>You will mostly love The Martian
I DUN DA MAFF

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>>63762131

"It's My Turn" includes a proof of the snake lemma. My favorite is "The Day the Earth Stood Still" (original) which mentions variation of parameters.

There is an old site "math in the movies" that a guy used to maintain. That was a long time ago... don't know if he's still at it.

>>63762131
See >>63762175

Can't you just study maths?

>>63765332
Looks like it's rather stale at this point.

http://world.std.com/~reinhold/mathmovies.html