This week we watch the 2010 film Book of Eli. We talk about if knowledge is power, what makes a blind person blind and the 2010 phenomenon of orange and teal color grading. Theme song by <a href="https://luciafasano.bandcamp.com/"> Lucia Fasano</a>. 
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Ever see a movie about a blind person and wonder what real blind people would think about it? Have you ever been blind and wondered what movies are worth your time? Melissa Buchta and Sky McLeod are here to help guide you through the world of blindness in film and tv. A lack of good representation can get you down but this podcast is here to add some authenticity and humor to a landscape that is often blind to the actuality of being blind.