A young man risks everything to become the first Malawian Paraglider Pilot.
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Title: The Boy Who Flies (2013)
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Adventuring into the heart of Africa, a paraglider instigates a young man's potentially deadly quest to release the weight of poverty, social taboos and self doubt, and take to the skies. In doing so, the traveler is confronted with unsettling truths about his own racial and cultural identity. In a country where no one flies, two friends can inspire a nation by putting everything on the line. Written by Benjamin Jordan
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1 June 2013 (Canada) See more »Also Known As:
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This film is a rare treasure. It is authentic. Godfrey's pure joy and innocence is a treat to witness. Benjamin's vision becomes a reality. The journey the two take together touches so many people. We really are all connected. One person's dream can carry so many to all of us in the audience watching the movie. The music is outstanding and the emotion captured on film literally had me laughing with tears of joy. What a feeling. To ride the wave of these two, Benjamin and Godrey, and what they created together. Yes! I highly recommend seeing this film and sharing it with others. It might just renew your thoughts of what is possible and put it all on the line for yourself.