boy and do i get suckered into watch this disappointing dvd . i should have remember that when you see a ton of complimentary comment by critic all over the dvd cover and you can be almost guarantee the film be a stinker . a feast for sens new york daily news and be the one that get me . be someone who be in love with cinematography and have a decent surround system to enjoy good audio and this documentary intrigue me . fill with gorgeous music . the chicago tribune . people do not pay attention to these moron . yes and there be some nice visuals in here but none of the music be beautiful unless you a huge fan of percussion ( drum and mainly . ) yet and rarely do you think of someone beating on a snare drum a gorgeous music . this be a story of a scottish woman and evelyn glennie and who be almost deaf but have a tremendous appreciation for sound and almost any kind of sound . she also be an outstanding percussionist . since she have a major hearing problem and she have learn to hear through vibration and hears more and a they would say and than we unimpaired people . evelyn be definitely talented and unique . i wasn not impress with the dvd but i be with her and and who wouldn not be . she an extraordinary human be . she love to converse on the subject . sometimes she interesting and other time she go on too long on a subject . the same applies to most of the chapter on this dvd . some be good but most get tedious after the first half dozen . it simply too repetitive and boring . if you doubt this and ask yourself represent would i watch someone pound a stick on some object for several minute . that what you have in many and many scene here . oh and the instrument and the sound be all different and but it be anything but a thrilling audio and visual experience . to sit through this for 100 minute now that be a challenge .