The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind
Drama • 2019 • 1 hr 53 min
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Maxwell Simba, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Aïssa Maïga, Lily Banda, Joseph Marcell
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Can open your eyes to Africa. Also a very inspiring story about a boy/ man who worked to make his town a better place for others.
The movie covers too much ground: education, ecology, staying grounded to the past but also moving forward. Worth a watch, but it is slow.
Aunque maneja un ritmo lento, la historia es emotiva e inspiradora, contando además con algunas escenas con actuaciones excelentes.
If you like an inspiring and true story movie. This is a good watch
.. amazing history and very good acting!
Emotiva pelicula para ver otras realidades
Probably should’ve been shorter but pretty good acting & it does a good job of getting you to feel and root for the people, esp the lead.
Beautiful story, and so compelling. I loved it.
An incredible story, inspirational and amazing. The cinematography was well done, and the acting was very impactful. Very real.
Manages to be inspiring despite the old trope where a parent refuses to believe that their kid might actually know something they don’t.
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