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Notes on Blindness

2016

Action / Documentary / Drama

Notes on Blindness

2016

Action / Documentary / Drama

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95% TOMATOMETER · 40 reviews

70% AUDIENCE · 1K ratings

7.0/10 · 2.3K

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biography reenactment blindness 1980s

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Plot summary

After losing sight in 1983, John Hull began keeping an audio diary, a unique testimony of loss, rebirth and renewal, excavating the interior world of blindness. Following on from the Emmy Award-winning short film of the same name, Notes on Blindness is an ambitious and groundbreaking work, both affecting and innovative.

Director

Peter Middleton

Top cast

Simone Kirby as Marilyn Hull

Eileen Davies as Madge Hull

Jamie Bradley as Toni

Emma Rees as Faculty Member

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

639.38 MB

1280*534

English 2.0

Subtitles

25 fps

1 hr 30 min

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1.32 GB

1920*800

English 2.0

Subtitles

25 fps

1 hr 30 min

Seeds 2

Comments 9

charleslovesmovies 3442 days ago

The faculty of visual perception which I have taken as for granted is actually a blessing. Notes on blindness is a brilliant film.

blainehb 3474 days ago

Thanks for this

bajic2155 3476 days ago

upload LOGAN!!!!!!

maccyb 3476 days ago

If anyone has a Gear VR there is a representation of what he sees in his mind when hearing sounds and visualising his senses. Well worth watching ! Maybe it's on Oculus rift too.

clint4032 3476 days ago

Thanks

blainehb 3477 days ago

Thanks for this

ryan007 3477 days ago

@pokis1..stfu idiot..YiFy is providing us free stuffs day in and day out and its for ungrateful demanding bitches like you that make it all less disrespectful..be patient cocksucker

platitudes 3477 days ago

WHY ARE PEOPLE SO UNKIND, HOW CAN ONE MAN FEEL BETTER AT THE BELITTLEMENT OF AMOTHER

pokis1 3478 days ago

The fucking great wall mr freeman please

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IMDb reviews

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9 / 10

This is a strange and powerful film. It's

David M

This is a strange and powerful film. It's basically a documentary, with the parts of the people involved portrayed on screen by actors, lip-synching the real…

This is a strange and powerful film. It's basically a documentary, with the parts of the people involved portrayed on screen by actors, lip-synching the real life words of the participants. It makes for an other-worldly experience, that's gives a deep insight in to the at once familiar but also utterly alien the main protagonist is forced to inhabit. The film relates the experiences of John Hull, a writer and theologian who found himself losing his sight just before the birth of his first child. To make sense of his experiences he taped his thoughts - first, reflections on the more practical part of his experiences. As someone who needed to read for his work, for example, he went searching for audiobooks of the academic texts he needed. He discovered that it was assumed that 'blind people don't read big books'; so with an army of friends and families, a library of his books was committed to tape. As time passes he discovers he needs to understand the condition itself, not just the practicalities of it; he'd found himself so busy preparing for and learning to live with blindness that it prevented him for understanding it. He had to learn to think about his condition: 'If I didn't understand, it would defeat me'. So begins a series of profound reflections which, as a person who has lived with chronic pain for 20 years, I find very resonant and truthful. The person offering a miracle cure (hypnotherapy) who can't accept John's insistence that his eyes won't just grow back; the people who say he doesn't want his sight back because he seems to have adjusted to it. If we complain about our condition, we're classified as defeatist moaners; if we accept it (as we have to), we've given up (especially as Christians). Onlookers seem only to have categories for the heroic overcomer or pathetic victim; there's no room for someone to keep on, keeping on. The reflection that 'everyday I wake up, I've lost my sight again'; a painfully truthful expression of the reality that every day I wake up, I'm in pain again. The reflection on why bad things happen to Christians - 'why shouldn't they happen to me?'; a line I've used myself. This struggle seems to be a bigger one for the people around us, then for the sufferers ourselves. As he says 'I don't regard faith as a shield against the normal ups and downs of life'. His child screams; they rush to discover it's a finger trapped in a door, but even so he's impotent. "The discovery that you're useless is not a nice discovery for a father to make'; how true. I lie some days in pain, aware of my enforced physical absence from my children and my apparent uselessness as a result. There are many more moments to reflect on, but the surreal and moving conclusion is the most weighty, as John's dreams are shown melting in to on-screen reality. He ends at a point where blindness (chronic illness) either enables in the sufferer some kind of rebirth, or it destroys you. As he says this, him and his family are soaked in rain, a symbolic baptism and regeneration. It's truthful, healing and challenging all at once. A unique and wonderful film, to be lived with and drunk deep from - especially for chronic illness sufferers and those who travel with them.

9 / 10

Super cool concept for making a movie, and

raphael g

Super cool concept for making a movie, and a beautiful story.

7 / 10

It's OK quite interesting and for me the

R T

It's OK quite interesting and for me the dubbed voices do actually work. Wanted to like it more.

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