In 1797, William Wilberforce, the great crusader for the British abolition of slavery, is taking a vacation for his health even while he is sicker at heart for his frustrated cause. However, meeting the charming Barbara Spooner, Wilberforce finds a soulmate to share the story of his struggle. With few allies such as his mentor, John Newton, a slave ship captain turned repentant priest who penned the great hymn, "Amazing Grace," Prime William Pitt, and Olaudah Equiano, the erudite former slave turned author, Wilberforce fruitlessly fights both public indifference and moneyed opposition determin... ed to keep their exploitation safe. Nevertheless, Wilberforce finds the inspiration in newfound love to rejuvenate the fight with new ideas that would lead to a great victory for social justice.Read moreLess
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I actually ordered this by mistake, having intended to order "Amazing Grace", the 2007 movie. I watched it nevertheless, but soon wished I hadn't bothered. Stilted, dull, and entirely unbelievable.
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As a period piece..this was a well told example of a man that used his faith and God given opportunities to change the world and moved humanity forward..I Loved it!
Excellent movie! Heart wrenching. Outstanding performances by Ioan Gruffud as William Wilburforce and also British, veteran actor Albert Finney's acting skills made this movie defintiely worth the watch.
