I am excited to watch a charity screening titled "A Mother's Touch" in honour of Mother's Day, which will take place on May 3, 2025, at Mahsa Avenue International College. My good friend and I are pleased to be part of this event, which is organised by RC Missions Malaysia. Although I watched it twice, the movie is truly moving and touching. Absolutely, I will not deny that I am delighted to see some friends whom I have not seen in many years.
Based on a true story, this film describes the journey of a blind person and his family's unconditional support and love for him. When his life became dark, especially when he lost his sight and hearing, he faced obstacles, but he overcame them with the help of his family and love. His mother would be by his side even if his situation worsened.
You can read my previous blog at https://woankoon.blogspot.com/2024/05/a-mothers-touch-review-gsc-mid-valley.html. It has a summary of A Mother Touch's Movie. Another source is available from Nippon's Website
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| The photo credited to Nippon's Website |
Beside that, they have a special Interview with Deafblind people, Kok Kei and Jason Kong shared their real-life experiences. It truly opened our eyes and captured our attention. In fact, it is a lack of awareness about the Deafblind Community because it is extremely rare in reality. Anyway, A Mother's Touch story is very similar to their real stories, but there is a slight difference.
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| The last two photos credited to a friend of me |
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