Struggling to fit in at his new school after being expelled for his treatment of Auggie Pullman, Julian is visited by his grandmother and is transformed by the story of her attempts to escape Nazi-occupied France during World War II.
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Cast
Marc Forster
Director
Ariella Glaser
Sara Blum
Orlando Schwerdt
Julien Beaumier
Gillian Anderson
Vivienne Beaumier
Bryce Gheisar
Julian Albans
Priya Ghotane
Rahmiya
Kevan Van Thompson
Doorman
Helen Mirren
Grand-mère
Laura Hudeckova
Sara (age 5 and 8)
Ishai Golan
Max Blum
Olivia Ross
Rose Blum
Mia Kadlecova
Sophie
Selma Kaymakci
Mariann
Jem Matthews
Vincent
Jordan Cramond
Jerome
Yelisey Kazakevich
Henri
Vladimír Javorský
Georges
Vladimír Javorský
Cinema Owner
Cyril Dobrý
French Resistance #1
Jeremy Tichy
French Resistance #2
Mark Bomback
Writer
R.J. Palacio
Writer
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10/10✨✨
I recently enjoyed this incredibly moving story that left a deep impression on me. After reading the book, I was so emotionally invested that I found myself in tears by the end. The movie adaptation of the story had the same effect on me; I was deeply moved to the point of sobbing. The film was a faithful and beautifully crafted portrayal of the book, staying true to the original story and characters. The cinematography and acting were outstanding, and the chemistry between the actors was truly amazing. What struck me the most was the seamless connection to the story of WONDER, particularly the revelation about the character Julian. This aspect added an extra layer of depth to the narrative, making it even more impactful and beautiful. I would highly recommend this experience to anyone looking for a touching and genuine story. I always find it hard to watch World War movies without shedding tears for the innocent people who lost their lives in real life. It humbles me and makes me appreciate the things I have. I am grateful for it every single day. God ✨🙌🏼
