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Notes On Blindness

In the summer of 1983, it appears that the writer and theologian John Hull was blinded days before the birth of his son. In order to understand what actually happened, John began preparing notes on an audiotape.
Duration: 90 min
Quality: SD
Release: 2016
IMDb: 7.0
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MovieMail
December 12, 2016 Sighted viewers should be thankful enough; for cinemagoers who've suffered or who are suffering sight problems, Notes on Blindness might well comprise the most powerful -- and most empowering -- audio-described screening in years.
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Slant Magazine
November 14, 2016 Its fatal mistake is to make up for blindness, instead of embracing it as something other than a liability.
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Los Angeles Times
December 01, 2016 Achingly poignant and startlingly immediate
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New York Times
November 15, 2016 The tone of the narration is so wrenchingly honest that the film never lapses into self-pity or relies on mystical platitudes.
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Village Voice
November 16, 2016 The filmmakers create art out of what too often is a documentary stopgap.
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Film Journal International
November 16, 2016 This daring re-enactment of one man's going blind is not only successful, but deeply moving and enlightening.
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Hollywood Reporter
November 21, 2016 A deeply sensitive interpretation of the subject's reflective testament on disability.
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Chicago Reader
January 05, 2017 English writer and theologian John Hull, who went blind in the early 1980s and kept an audio diary of his experience, is the subject of this thought-provoking film, which takes an unusual if not always successful approach to the documentary form.
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RogerEbert.com
November 16, 2016 Quite often, the filmmakers go for blurry scenery, surreal events and odd camera shots that feel more like gimmicks than an accurate representation of its subject's affliction.
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NYC Movie Guru
November 15, 2016 A genuinely moving, profound and haunting experience that might change the way you perceive the sights and sounds around you.
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Film Ireland Magazine
January 03, 2017 Notes on Blindness is a moving, intimate documentary, a triumph of sound and image, and a poetic examination of love, loss, memory and marriage.
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