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write a paragraph on movie A boy who harnesses the wind telling why you liked it the most in 100 words​

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“The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind” tells the true story of William Kamkwamba; the young Malawian genius who built a windmill entirely via DIY methods in the early 2000s, to save his family and village from drought and famine. World-premiering at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival earlier this evening, the Oscar-nominated actor Chiwetel Ejiofor’s skilled directorial debut is as inspiring and morally upright as you’d expect from a film with such rousing source material drawn from real life. While thoroughly traditional with familiar beats of an exceptional child, his disapproving father and an eventual resolution that unites generations, Ejiofor’s movie eloquently harnesses all these customary elements and yields them into an irresistible family film that plays like a brand-new “October Sky” with an urgent human-interest dimension at its heart.

Kamkwamba's life has already been the focus of Ben Nabors' 2013 doc William and the Windmill, which in part looks at the ethical issues around turning one child from a troubled part of the world into a global icon of virtue. While this feature version does make the usual simplifications to fit real life into a two-hour story, and has an unfailingly admiring view of its hero, it takes some time to show the varied challenges William's family faced before it gets to the rousing stuff.