Her sincere efforts go awry as her overprotective, domineering ways only inflame her daughter. Carla's first exciting adventure in the real world comes as she enrolls in a vocational high school. There she begins to find her self-esteem as well as a new friend, Danny, who has similar difficulties. From the visually impaired point of view. This movie starts out typically difficult with very little dialogue and a few brief flashbacks as Carla s father picks up his daughter and brings her back home.
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Once Carla comes home there is lots of dialogue which obviously makes the film easier to follow. The lead characters all had distinct voices and the movie did not take any bizarre turns. This was also good. The difficulty with this movie was the frequent number of nonverbal scenes with music that were used as a bridge to transition from one scene to another. I had to ask my sighted assistant many times for descriptions during these moments.