Have you lost your mind?

Perfect Sense of Wonder that, by exaggeration of the concept of sensory compensation, there are roadblocks deal of scientific accuracy (or lack thereof) and allows intense focus on the core of the strong story. Sensory compensation was to be largely fictitious for the Blind, namely the idea that the vision loss would automatically increase the ability of a person belongs. As a fable, that this film does not seem the slightest interest in further research on this topic. Instead, she confronts us with a scenario that may not be likely or even possible, but still has the power to register emotionally. He raises some important questions. As an individual with the gradual loss of all to face to make sense? How does society deal with, if these losses were in the world? What to live and love in these specific circumstances mean?

The answer to the last question resonates strongest of them all, and will continue to resonate long after the film ends. Whether it ends on an optimistic note is open to debate. What is clear at this stage is a deep sense of peace and acceptance. It could even be interpreted as good luck. The challenge is to not understand what the filmmakers feel, but actually believe as they do. There is no doubt that the story is elegiac, but I think we have given reason to hope because we know that people can change the most amazing, even in the throes of unimaginable misery. The last line of dialogue, which is provided by the narrator Kathryn Engels clarifies the idea that the perception of reality shapes, particularly in the face of tragedy. They can be defeated either by him or learn to adapt. You can also die in the attempt, which is in its own dark way, still a victory. » Read more: Movie Review – Perfect Sense (2012) (Not Rated)