Email a copy of 'Malawi movie ‘The boy who harnessed the wind’ to be screened in Lilongwe' to a friend
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One of President Peter Mutharika’s overarching priorities is to achieve tangible improvement in Malawians’ livelihoods through rapid infrastructural development and...
Then main thing in the movie is that of determination to succeed despite low education level and poverty. Language is something else.
and the boy is already engaged/married to a black American and settled and work in Califonia, US. As a Malawian Government if you dont care for your own talented..others will snatch them.
It’s amazing how this stupid government hasn’t embraced this Kamkwamba guy to promote scientific innovation in the country. Iwo ntchito ndi politics basi aziba ndalama. That simple windmill idea could dramatically reduce the burden on our old and tired electricity grid. Just empower local communities to build their own windmills like Kamkwamba is doing.
Mr. Muhariwa, any plans for the audience in Blantyre and Mzuzu?
I’ve watched this film start to finish and my verdict is: GO AND WATCH IT
I don’t want to spoil the entertainment to you, you make your own assessment then we can discuss at length later regarding its pros and cons
Why not screen at a cinema so that some of us who won’t be invited but want to pay to see it can do so?
The problem with Malawians is Jealousy associated with pull down syndrome —
I watched it on Netflix yesterday. Interesting and inspiring movie. I strongly recommend people to watch it. Strong story of dreams, hope and determination. Some may dislike it a bit as the main character William Kamkwamba’s father (Trywell Kamkwamba) played by Chiwetel Ejiofor and his mother Agness Kamkwamba (played by French Senegalese actress Agness Maiga) struggled with Chichewa intonation in most parts. Understandable. Even Chief Wimbe himself (Joseph Marcell of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air fame where he played Geoffrey Butler the butler) spoke very few if not even a single word of Chichewa. Hats off to Lily Banda (Annie).… Read more »
Señor I agree with your assessment. Apart from the Chichewa, the movie was well executed.
Chichewa speakers are the most arrogant people. They can’t speak any other language properly (not even other Malawian languages) yet they want everyone to speak Chichewa like a Mbewa-hunting, nyau-dancing villager to embrace him.
Chiwetel did extremely well with his Chichewa. Can you imagine yourself going to a little known foreign land, say Bangladesh or Chad and act out a movie in their language?
You’re our pride. You put Malawi on the map. Not these albino killing politicians of ours
mwana uyu nde mukufuna mumubere alomwe inu in the name of MW ticket.mwina mwaiwala kuti mwanayu anayamba litiloluso lakeli. munkakamukaniza kuti sizingatheke paja mmati nzosatheka pa mw pano bola atazipanga ndi nzungu.shaaaaaaaaaaaaa.
akulandani ma amerecans ngati mmene anatengera mwana wa luso wa pa zambia uja.a mw kufudyumala. utsi basi