FEE is giving you the opportunity to obtain a free copy of the movie Amazing Grace.

Have you ever seen a movie so good, so moving, that tears flow freely as the audience rises to its feet to applaud as the closing credits roll? That was often the reaction in theaters when director Michael Apted’s remarkable film, Amazing Grace, appeared in theaters in 2006.

Two of the film’s central characters are William Wilberforce, the Yorkshire Parliamentarian whose campaign to end slavery ranks as one of the greatest humanitarian movements of all time; and Thomas Clarkson, the activist on whom Wilberforce relied for mountains of evidence and encouragement. Between them, over many years, they endured and overcame every obstacle imaginable, including ill health, death threats and defeats almost too numerous to count. But they changed the conscience of a nation and ended a terrible evil. The story brings the best of the human spirit to the fore—integrity, courage, conviction, leadership, optimism and perseverance—in a struggle to rid the world of the worst of human contrivances.

To get your free copy fill in your details onsite; note the offer seems to be pitched at students and teachers and there’s a question there about it, simply select one.

There’s no expiry date listed but it’s likely “while stocks last.”

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