Wind

Synopsis

Wind is a 1992 sports drama film directed by Carroll Ballard, starring Matthew Modine as Will Parker, a competitive sailor on a quest to win the America's Cup. Will's determination to defeat his rival Morgan Weld (played by Cliff Robertson) is put to the test as he faces personal and professional challenges in the high-stakes world of yacht racing. Set against the backdrop of the beautiful and treacherous ocean, the film captures the thrill of sailing and the intense rivalry between the two characters. With breathtaking cinematography and a compelling storyline, Wind showcases the triumphs and setbacks of the characters as they navigate the unpredictable waters both on and off the racecourse.

Cast

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  Matthew Modine

  Will Parker

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  Jennifer Grey

  Kate Bass

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  Cliff Robertson

  Morgan Weld

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  Jack Thompson

  Jack Neville

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  Stellan Skarsgård

  Joe Heiser

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  Rebecca Miller

  Abigail Weld

Reviews

Wind is a visually stunning film that immerses viewers in the exhilarating world of competitive sailing. The talented cast, led by Matthew Modine's charismatic performance as Will Parker, delivers a compelling portrayal of the fierce competition and personal struggles faced by the characters. Rotten Tomatoes describes Wind as a film that 'sails effortlessly between sports drama and character study,' earning an overall rating of 46%. IMDb's rating of 6.4/10 highlights the film's solid execution and engaging storyline. Metacritic's score of 57/100 reflects the mixed reviews from critics, praising the film's cinematography while expressing some reservations about the pacing. Overall, Wind is a captivating sports drama that will appeal to fans of the genre.