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There are many business-focused Entrepreneur movies for entrepreneurs to look forward to in 2021
Next year will see a number of fascinating feature films and documentaries hit the big screen and stream on streaming services. Next year will see a number of fascinating documentaries and feature films. These include the fallout from the Cambridge Analytical scandal, as well as the story of a boy who is determined to save his village in Malawi with wind power.
Here are eight films every entrepreneur should see
1. Ford v. Ferrari
Henry Ford II, then president of Ford Motor Company, attempted to purchase Ferrari luxury sports car maker Ferrari in the 1960s. However, the deal was canceled at the last moment. Ford Vs. Ferraristars Matt Damon, Christian Bale, and examines how Henry Ford II's disappointment was turned into revenge. He created a new car to beat Ferrari's model at Le Mans. This is the oldest endurance sports car race in the world. The movie will be released in theaters on November 15, 2021.
2. The Boy Who Harnessed Wind
William Kamkwamba was just 13 years old when he was forced from school in Malawi. Kamkwamba decided to continue his education and hid in his school library to learn how to build a windmill that could save his village. Based on a true story, The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind stars Chiwetel Elofor who also adapts the book. Netflix will premiere the film in 2021. Click here
3. American Factory
This documentary tells of Chinese billionaire Cho Tak Wong. He opened an auto-glass plant inside an abandoned General Motors factory in Moraine, Ohio, in 2016. Cho had 2,000 workers when he started to struggle with managing his workforce. This was in direct contradiction to Chinese work standards. American Factory premieres in January at the Sundance Film Festival .
4. The Great Hack
This documentary tells the story about the data breach that led Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal , whose effects are still being felt . The film focuses on the individual stories of both the hackers and their families. It also explores the ways data has been used to create cultural rifts and wage political wars. The Great Hack premieres in January at the Sundance Film Festival.
5. The Inventor: Out for Blood In Silicon Valley
Elizabeth Holmes, founder of Theranos, was compared to Steve Jobs when she claimed that her startup's Edison device could do dozens blood tests using just one finger prick. It was all a ruse. Through interviews with insiders, and unreleased footage, this documentary tells the story about the now-defunct startup for blood testing and Holmes. The documentary premieres at Sundance Film Festival in January.
6. The Biggest Little Farm
John Chester, a documentary filmmaker, and his wife, abandoned their lives in Los Angeles to start a farm. They captured the entire process on film. They faced many obstacles and setbacks over the eight-year journey to make their dream of Apricot Lane Farms a reality. The Biggest Little Farm premieres in January at the Sundance Film Festival HTML1.
7. Ramen Shop
The film tells the story of a young Japanese ramen chef, who visits Singapore to discover new techniques while also learning about his mother. He then uses the information he has learned about his mother to start his own ramen shop. Ramen Shop was featured at many film festivals around the globe and will be released in the U.S.A in 2021.
8. Fighting for my Family
This comedy, based on a true story, stars Dwayne Johnston. It follows a family professional wrestlers performing in small venues throughout the country. The siblings pursue their dream of becoming World Wrestling Entertainment auditionees. Tension builds.
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