

Out of the Darkness
Over half of the world's blind population suffers from preventable blindness due to cataract disease, prompting urgent surgical interventions in rural Nepal.
“A Doctor's House Call at 9.000 Feet to Cure Blindness”
Synopsis
Over half of the world's blind population suffers from preventable blindness due to cataract disease, prompting urgent surgical interventions in rural Nepal.
Synopsis
Dr. Sanduk Ruit and Dr. Geoff Tabin travel to rural Nepal to combat preventable blindness caused by cataract disease. The film documents their efforts to perform cataract surgeries in remote areas, utilizing a portable hospital transported by local porters. By implementing a low-cost surgical procedure, Ruit and Tabin aim to make these vital surgeries accessible to impoverished communities. Their work significantly impacts the lives of those suffering from blindness, offering a chance for improved quality of life.
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