Which factors make a person’s life worth sharing with billions of people in the world?
Give a thought, and choose among the followings:
Simplicity
Authenticity
Inspirational
Success after the multiple problem rapids
Consistent efforts
Overcoming challenges
Will to restart
Whenever we see a biopic, we notice all or most of these factors in the story. At times, some stories wake us up and help us to take an exit from our comfort zone, inspiring us to put in consistent efforts and don’t look for escapism.
Such real stories made us realise, human potential is limitless. All we need is to trust ourselves.
Are you feeling lost?
Not finding enough hope to restart from where you have left? You should watch these Netflix release biopics to get hopeful again and resume working.
The Swimmers:
The life story of two sisters Yusra Mardini and Sarah Mardini, born with a dream to be the best swimmers and get the Olympic medal for their country, Syria. The movie showcases the unbelievable challenges the two of them faced and eventually succeeded to make their dream true.
The two sisters are coached for swimming by their father who himself participated in several swimming championship events.
Unfortunately, the situation of civil war happened just a year earlier than the Olympics. The situation is so worse, that most people are only left with the option to be refugees in another country for their survival.
Yusra and Sara also decide to reach Germany, so they can be there for some time, and return once the situation stabilises.
However, the journey from Syria to Germany is no less than summit the of Mount Everest. They first reached Turkey by plane, then Germany via Greece on a boat.
Since there were 18 more asylum seekers with them, the boat got overburdened, without a second thought, Sara and Yusra jumped into the sea and swam the entire route of the Aegean Sea for 3 and a half hours to bring everybody safely to the beachside.
The story didn’t end here, Yusra the younger one, resumed her training as she reached the refugee camp, got her name in the refugee team, and also got trained under the coach of the same team.
She continued to focus on the dream she has been living for 9 years of herself, and live it by winning the butterfly swimming in Rio Olympics, and got herself registered as the symbol, of will, determination, and consistency.
On the other side, Sara continued swimming for her enjoyment, and also become a Goodwill ambassador and look after the refugees.
The two sisters are always by their side in all the ups and downs and make their life an inspiration for many who choose to give up when the situation doesn’t go in their favour.
The Swimmers is available on Netflix.
True Spirit:
Story of 17 years old sailor, who determined to travel the world solo through the sea route without anybody’s support or assistance.
It’s just her family and trainer who prepared her to start the journey and accomplished it.
Jessica Watson who is dyslexic always lives a dream of creating history by travelling the world through the sea route.
She was too young to do it! Thus everybody in the family was hesitant to send her off to this challenging task.
However, she refused to believe in everyone’s fear and decide to start her Journey.
True Spirit is a movie that symbolises a person’s iron will and determination towards her decision.
Jessica Watson completes the journey in 210 days by returning to the place where she started her journey and creating an identity for herself.
There were rapids on her way, and at one time her boat thrusted 15 feet into the feet. But she came out of it all safe and sound.
The movie, ‘True Spirit’ is inspired by Jessica Watson’s life, and a must a must-watch for biopic lovers.
True Spirit is available on Netflix.
Conclusion:
Well, the movies are worth watching and short running films. If you don’t like watching films then you may read their stories using the links below:
True Spirit: The real-life story of Jessica Watson
The Swimmers: The real-life story of Yusra Mardini
If you have already watched any or both of these films. Share your thoughts.
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