The tears of the blind are a repertoire of René de Obaldia. Les larmes de l'aveugle dates back to 1964 and was broadcast by the Hessischer Rundfunk on 12 October 1964 under the title Die Tränen des Blinden. Wim Gijsen translated it and the NCRV broadcast it on Friday March 1, 1968. The director was Ab van Eyk. The broadcast took 45 minutes. Scrolling Content
Somewhere in the beginning of the game, a professor says to his students: "It's always very important to focus the word usage, to wipe the language until it breaks out the right meaning." It seems that the author seems to be in the Do not completely adhere to this wise lesson to sharpen that word usage. In a series of highly variable images, which one could best describe as a kind of collage, he confronts the listener with the many problems facing today's humanity. In a modern form, concepts such as war, disharmony, lack of compassion, and problems like loneliness do not want to understand each other, about the undermining factors for a constant peace in family, society and the world community. "Never in history," said the professor, "the human nature has worked so passionately with its own destruction." And in the midst of all this human tumult, the chaos of this age, the preach, as a lonely, god to endure for an incomprehensible humanity ...
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