The movie is about a blind child named Mohammad and how he views the world. The movie starts at a school for the blind in a city. A school break was coming up and the children had a chance to come home, so parents came and picked up their kids. Mohammad's father doesn't c

Mohammad's views on nature were one of his unique talents. He took in nature by the only ways he could, touch and hear. The movie tries to point out all the good aspects of the boy and all the bad points of the father. I believe his father learned a lot at the end, but you will have to make that judgment for yourself.

The movie impacted me in a few ways. One way it got me was from the shock of how rich Americans live compared to the way the director imposed the characters. For example, the movie explains how easy an American can get to their home from anywhere. Even if someone had to use a plane, taxi, boat, bus, or even rent a car, an American could get his child from the school and back home in less than a day. Another way it got me was the way you go about getting a wife. Mohammad's father tries to remarry another woman during the movie. A man in that country has to keep offering gifts to the family until the family deems him good enough. In Las Vegas a man can marry a woman within a few hours i

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