A World Without Malaria

David Beckham travels to the future to announce the end of malaria.
This short film developed by Ridley Scott Creative Group Amsterdam features David Beckham speaking from the future, at the moment that humankind has defeated the world’s oldest and deadliest disease - malaria.

[@hollysanderson8431]

My dad had malaria as a kid. He only survived because his parents were wealthy enough to play for treatment that should be available to everyone.

[@SMITHNWOKOCHA]

Awesome ✊🇳🇬

[@martinschukwuemerie2683]

I once told someone and my parents that i want to put an end to malaria because i have suffered much from it and that one-day malaria will be history in Nigeria and other parts of the world experiencing the discomfort of mosquitoes & deaths caused by malaria and they laughed and said it is impossible... But i was and still convinced that it's possible. Seeing this video is an affirmation of my belief.

[@June-nf6nc]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽. Have suffered through Malaria more times than I care for; now at graduate school studying the SDGs and how this can support Malaria eradication. Thanks to 'Malaria Must Die' for continuing the fight!

[@martinschukwuemerie2683]

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[@OllyBenn]

Thank you Gary Barlow

[@PrashantaRay-cf6ov]

Ahaha omg he really does look like a discount Gary Barlow.

[@FIELDSbass]

His face is ok, but he won't have that much hair when he's 70

[@fernandomelo2542]

Só porque você tá quase careca novo? LOL nada a ver filho.

[@klwong]

He should have done an old man voice impression when speaking as his older version. He's not a voice actor, but at least could have tried!

[@oluwaseunoletubo1907]

Give it a listen again. He wasnt that old and I think he did great.