“A VERY BEAUTIFUL, LIFE ENHANCING FILM”
The Observer

“A COMPELLING STORY, WISE WORDS AND STUNNING VISUALS; A WINNING COMBINATION”
Time Out No 1 Critics Choice ******

“A POETIC, SENSITIVE AND BEAUTIFULLY SHOT MEDITATION ON A TRIUMPHANT LIFE WITHOUT VISION"
Evening Standard

The extraordinary story of visual artist Hugues de Montalembert's triumphant struggle to rebuild his life after an assault by muggers left him blind. Refusing to give in, he continued to create art, discovering new ways of seeing and understanding the world in the process. Tarns innovative film sets the artists narration against a hallucinogenic backdrop of imagery and music, creating a stunning simulation of Montalembert’s world.

This film is screening as part of Disability Arts Week.

Fri 09 November @ 7.30pm Salisbury Arts Centre (Cafe & Bar open from 7pm).
Tickets £5 from the Arts Centre Box Office: 01722 321 744 or on the door.

Please join us in the White Room after the screening, where Patrick Bliss will lead an informal discussion about the film.