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Zambezia (2012)

“Airborne to be wild.”

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Plot

In the heart of the magnificent wilderness, near the awe-inspiring spectacle of Victoria Falls, unfolds the tale of Zambezia. Within this bustling avian metropolis on the precipice of the cascading waters, lives Kai, a vibrant yet naive young falcon. Accompanied only by his stern father, Tendai, Kai longs for companionship and the thrill of exploration, much against his father's wishes. An unexpected visitor, a wandering stork, brings whispers of the enigmatic bird city, Zambezia. The stork spins tales of the Hurricanes, a revered group that safeguards Zambezia, kindling a spark of adventure within Kai. However, their tranquil existence is disrupted when menacing birds swoop in, seeking the stork's secret possession. Tendai, with his fearsome courage, defends their home, recognizing the stork's dangerous past, forcing the visitor to flee. Defying his father's protective instincts, a disillusioned Kai breaks free and soars towards the allure of Zambezia, unknowingly trailed by Tendai. As Kai basks in the vibrant life of the bird city, he stumbles upon secrets of his own heritage. Meanwhile, Tendai, on the outskirts of Zambezia, uncovers a chilling conspiracy. A sinister lizard and the vengeful birds, bitter from Zambezia's rejection, scheming to attack the city. As Kai recklessly attempts to join the ranks of the Hurricanes, Tendai gets ensnared by the conspirators. The fate of Zambezia hangs by a thread, its survival resting on the wings of a young falcon. With his spirit tested and the truth of his origins unraveled, Kai must learn the true meaning of community, not just to save his father, but the entire bird city of Zambezia.

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Zambezia is an adventure movie featuring Samuel L. Jackson and directed by Wayne Thornley.

Zambezia is currently streaming on fuboTV.

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