Member review

This film is the the epitome of sadness. Throughout Ray Charles' life, there is always an imperfection. He was a poor boy living in the South of America, he was traumatised as he watches his younger brother die and slowly he goes blind. Although he develops a blatant talent for playing the piano, his older life is slowly corrupted by drugs, girls and many other things. I like this film, however it is upsetting to see someone being exploited by people, due to his visual state.