The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind

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Chris B @Cgbarlow Jan 10 Most inspiring movie ever. My 13 year old son said if this African Tony Stark can make a windmill from a bike and a broken battery from the junk yard then with all his privilege he should be able to make something with dark matter. See more D H @Gotham Jan 3 The film The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind is a heart-warming and uplifting story of resilience, curiosity, and hope in the face of hardship. It follows a young boy whose determination and love of learning allow him to overcome poverty and famine in his village. The movie highlights the power of education as a life-changing force. Its emotional core is strengthened by strong family relationships and community bonds. The performances feel sincere and grounded, making the story believable and impactful. Visually, the film captures both the beauty and the struggle of rural life. The challenges are portrayed honestly without becoming bleak or exploitative. Moments of triumph feel earned rather than exaggerated. The narrative encourages optimism without ignoring reality. Overall, it is an inspiring film that leaves the viewer feeling moved and hopeful. See more Alfie V @RT34242431 Aug 19 Brilliant no other words needed See more Stachu K @RT15299756 Jun 29 Its story based on true facts. The landscape of Africa shown on the screen is brutal but real, during all these bad things a genius grewn up. Film is very good. See more Leaburn O @RT35452347 May 20 Ultimately an uplifting tale and a ridiculously impressive real life accomplishment. Watched on Netflix. See more Jonathan K @aFIREintheattic 01/11/2025 The story is really remarkable -- and what's even more amazing is that it's true. The acting is high quality, particularly by the female leads, with some really solid performances that help drive the emotional weight of the story. However, things do slow down a bit toward the end. On top of that, the cinematography is pretty lacking. The shots feel cheap, like something you'd expect from a made-for-TV movie or a low-budget show. But honestly, that doesn’t take away from the film too much. At the end of the day, it’s still a moving story and a snapshot of the unbelievable hardship of famine. See more Read all reviews

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