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Year
2006
Duration
115 minutes
Genres
Period and Historical
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
'Amazing Grace' depicts the life of the 18th century politician William Wilberforce - one of the youngest ever members of parliament, who left behind a legacy that would be remembered for hundreds of years. At the age of just 21, he found the courage to take on the British Empire in order to abolish slavery - over time becoming allies with Prime Minister James Pitt as the two men fought together to put an end to the inhuman trade once and for all.
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Classification
Contains references to the mistreatment of slaves and mild language.
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