A highly contageous disease that turns people blind prompts the worlds governments to intern patients in prison-like institutions without wardens. Although an interesting premise, exploring group dynamics in a stressed population, it ultimately falls short of its potential thanks to a poor dialog, bad acting and Danny Glover.
| Title: | Blindness |
| Director: | Fernando Meirelles |
| Plus points for: | Julianne Moore |
| Score: | 3/6 |
| Drink of the day: | Coffee, tea, whatever’s left for me. |
