Waiting for the Wind (1991)

Young Charlie adores his grandfather Walter. Walter, who is dying, is building a sailing vessel on his farm, far from the sea and seemingly cannot live to see the boat launched. David, Charlie’s father and Walter’s son-in-law lost his wife some time before and has now lost his faith in God as well. He argues with Walter about Walter's persistence in telling Charlie to have faith that they will sail the boat together soon, as David knows Walter will not live long enough to do so. But sometimes miracles happen.

Director: Don Schroeder
Genre: Drama, Family
Runtime: 24 min
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Editing: Art Luciani
Production: Envoy Productions
Country: United States of America
Language: English
Original Language: en

Keywords

grandfather grandson relationship

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Waiting for the Wind about?
Young Charlie adores his grandfather Walter. Walter, who is dying, is building a sailing vessel on his farm, far from the sea and seemingly cannot live to see the boat launched. David, Charlie’s father and Walter’s son-in-law lost his wife some time before and has now lost his faith in God as well. He argues with Walter about Walter's persistence in telling Charlie to have faith that they will sail the boat together soon, as David knows Walter will not live long enough to do so. But sometimes miracles happen.
Who directed Waiting for the Wind?
Waiting for the Wind was directed by Don Schroeder.
Who stars in Waiting for the Wind?
Waiting for the Wind stars Robert Mitchum, Rhonda Fleming, Jameson Parker, Zachary Bostrom, Fred Pinkard, Shelby Bradley.
How long is Waiting for the Wind?
Waiting for the Wind has a runtime of 24m (24 minutes).
What genre is Waiting for the Wind?
Waiting for the Wind is a Drama, Family film.
Where was Waiting for the Wind produced?
Waiting for the Wind was produced in United States of America.