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Emmanuel's Gift
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Emmanuel Ofosu Yeboah was born in Ghana with a severely deformed right leg. But
rather than turn into a street beggar-the role traditionally reserved for
Ghana's handicapped people-he triumphs through a series of physical and
emotional challenges (including a countrywide bicycle ride) that would seem
difficult for anyone, disabled or not. While it's impossible to find fault with
a determined and terribly endearing young man overcoming adversity, the
filmmakers have packed this documentary full of so many Hallmark moments that
what ought to be a serious and inspiring portrait comes off as an extended Oprah
segment. So it's probably a good thing, then, that Winfrey is the film's primary
narrator.
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