I See (1988) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is I See about?
I See is a documentary. At the Center for the Blind in Laski, Poland, visually impaired children engage with their environment through sound, smell, and touch. "I See" documents their interactions with living animals, which facilitate tactile learning about anatomy. The children participate in clay modeling, allowing them to express their creativity. Through these sensory activities, the film illustrates how they adapt to their surroundings and connect with the world around them. Directed by Bogdan Dziworski, the documentary runs for 25 minutes.
When was I See released?
I See was released in 1988.
How long is I See?
I See has a runtime of 25 minutes.
What genre is I See?
I See is classified as Culture.
What topics does I See cover?
I See explores topics including disability-inclusion.