Farther Than the Eye Can See
Yesterday, I rewatched a film by a friend of mine named Mike Brown that is really stellar and deserves mention here. The film is called Farther Than the Eye Can see and it is about the amazing expedition of Eric Weihenmayer's, a blind climber who summitted Everest. This historic ascent of Everest is a real inspiration to anyone with a disability, and hell, to anyone. The cinematography is really phenomenal and the story itself, expertly weaved, is totally compelling. Check out Mike's site and try to get your hands on this film. It's really excellent.
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