Einstein's God Model is a 2016 American independent science fiction film written, directed, and edited by Philip T. Johnson. It was produced by Craig Dow, Kenneth Hughes, and Philip T. Johnson.

The film was noted for its stunning visual effects, original storyline, and innovative portrayal of abstract theoretical physics. The film won multiple awards, including "Best Science" (presented by an M.I.T. professor) at the 2016 Boston Science Fiction Festival, "Best Picture" at the 2016 Comicon, and "Best Metaphysical Science" at the 2016 RAW Science Film Festival. A limited theatrical release, was followed by an international digital release, where it has since gained a cult following on major platforms.