Sight (2024) is a biographical drama directed by Andrew Hyatt, chronicling the life of Dr. Ming Wang, portrayed by Terry Chen. The film traces Dr. Wang’s journey from his tumultuous youth in 1970s China during the Cultural Revolution to his emigration to the United States, where he attends prestigious institutions like MIT and Harvard. Establishing a medical practice in Nashville, Tennessee, Dr. Wang becomes renowned for developing innovative technologies aimed at restoring vision. The narrative delves into themes of resilience, faith, and the immigrant experience, highlighting the challenges Dr. Wang faces as he reconciles his past with his mission to heal others.

A pivotal subplot involves Dr. Wang’s encounter with Kajal, a young Indian orphan played by Mia Swami Nathan, who was intentionally blinded by her stepmother to enhance her effectiveness as a beggar. Moved by her plight, Dr. Wang, alongside his colleague Dr. Misha Bartnovsky (Greg Kinnear), endeavours to restore Kajal’s sight against formidable odds. The film interweaves Dr. Wang’s present challenges with flashbacks to his past, illustrating how his early experiences and losses fuel his dedication to overcoming the limitations of medical science. “Sight” culminates in a testament to human perseverance and the transformative power of compassion.