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The
World's Fastest Indian (2005)
    
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Directed
by:
Roger
Donaldson |
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COUNTRY
New
Zealand/USA |
GENRE
Drama |
NORWEGIAN
TITLE
En høyst
uvanlig mann |
RUNNING
TIME
127
minutes |
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Produced
by:
Roger Donaldson
Gary Hannam |
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Written by:
Roger
Donaldson |
Review
A
gentle and unchallenging film by the highly uneven Australian filmmaker
Roger Donaldson. Anthony Hopkins embodies the ageing nature of his
character; he drives Burt Munro forward (literally) with his strong,
film-carrying performance. There's charm and wisdom in Burt's
existence, and the film
aims for a soulful
timelessness reminiscent of Paolo Coelho's work:
it embraces and romanticizes our dreams and our willingness to pursue
them. It's all predictably pleasant, telling the story of a man who
is remarkable in a rather unremarkable way, but it's a film filled with
positivity and warmth that makes it a refreshing tribute to life.
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