Noble Vision

The novel is one of the most beautiful I've read. It incorporates an intricate, compelling story with a philosophical ideal of individual rights, which is difficult to come across. The timeliness of the story is profound. It shines a light on what is happening to the healthcare system in the United States. Overall, as you read you find yourself surrounded by a sense of life similar to Ayn Rand's, and the hints of Cyrano de Bergerac, or the Phantom of the opera, are a pleasure to experience.

It saddens me that the movie could not be produced with a budget worthy of the story and its message. At the same time, I am in awe of the author's tenacity to bring her story to the stage. I recommend watching the movie with the expectation of seeing a play. This will compensate for any jarring experience that occurs because the movie is a low-budget production. The beautiful storyline and compelling, emotionally-invested acting makes watching this movie worthwhile.