The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind | Offical Trailer [HD] | Netflix

Against all the odds, a thirteen year old boy in Malawi invents an unconventional way to save his family and village from famine. Based on the best selling book and true story of William Kamkwamba. Directed by and starring Chiwetel Ejiofor and introducing Maxwell Simba. Debuts on Netflix March 1, 2019.

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[MacLethal]

This is a 100% true story. I read the book a decade ago. It's crazy to see this as a Netflix film now. I can't recommend the book enough.

[justreviews]

My science teacher is obsessed with William Kamkwamba. When I told him they made a movie and it recently came out, he started crying and demanded we watch during class.

[danielk]

Now that's what I'm talking about black educational films with real substance 👌🏾

[Cuenta-rybm]

I was eating while watching this. Made me cry knowing I have a fridge full of food and they were eating 1 meal per day. Makes you feel the pain

[ReyFelipe]

"When I cut off my own arm to feed you, then you will know you are my child" - Never cried as quickly in a movie as I did during this scene

[yawoelevn]

Incredible... this looks so good.. I can’t wait. Finally we are getting good contents from Netflix coming from Africa.

[deancarc]

As a Malawian, i can't Impressed on the chichewa pronounciations too, the accent is almost spot on.

[askhollib]

People want to talk about how some parts of Africa are poor, failing to acknowledge the colonizers who have stripped the continent of resources for centuries. And continue to do so to this day.

[michelleg.]

When the water came out and they hugged 😭 tears literally came...so very proud of him...Super smart!

[isaackadyakale]

Malawi is a blessed country. The world is yet to see more from my lovely country - Malawi. We love being Africans and we love living in Africa. We will develop without excuses. From The warm heart of Africa

[dariovariodinx]

I am an Indian but im soo happy to see an inspiring story from Africa..more African content please

[anki_yt]

the boy's story is a story of courage and heroism. the film is not about poverty or sadness... its a celebration of innovation, hope and perseverance. This is not just a story of Africa, but I think everyone around the world can relate to the message of the movie. The true story of the boy is so inspiring. I love the acting and the filmography too. A must watch.

[quick.information]

Love from India, it gave me tears looking at the hard working Africans, reminds me of my village. Simple hard working people

[kristiankulseng]

This is a real movie that deserve a Oscar!!!

[johnpaolorivera]

This movie has taught us a lot of lessons.

1. Education is very important and it should be free.
2. Vote wisely
3. Trust the process
4. Do not give up
5. Family is everything

10/10 👏🏻

[journeybeyondthesea]

This makes me so happy! I was born, raised in and have never left America but my parents are Gambian. Seeing a movie like this on the big screen makes me so happy to see African people being represented. And on top of that, an African inventor too. MashaAllah 🇬🇲❤️

[theegreatestever]

ABSOLUTELY INSPIRING. This is why its so heartbreaking when people don't want to give you a chance to study and implement when you know you have so much more to offer

[Kanzenime]

"It's not a dream... I'm not dreaming."
- That bought tears to my eyes.

[mikhailsharma]

So proud 🇲🇼🇲🇼 Nice to see this amazing story come to life and As a Malawian it’s nice to see them capture the true beauty of our country the people 💜

[josianedarwatoye]

Great work! Let's hope for more African movies on Netflix without drought and war.