It's always nice to be able to watch documentaries about people across the world. It puts me into perspective in my own life, do I really need this, do I have to buy that? The kids are wonderful, I think it was wonderful to take them on such an insane journey, I am gifted with sight and I don't think I could have the will power to climb a freezing cold mountain for days at a time. I hope this documentary is shown to the people who view blind people as something cursed and show them that they are normal people who just cannot see. Bad things happen to good people and bad people alike.I am glad these kids were given the confidence to explore and while it may not have been about climbing a mountain or seeing the land, it showed those children who have been told they were nothing, even by family that they CAN do whatever they would like!

very very inspirational and educating not just regarding mountains and tibet but more of moral behavior and struggle of people with disabilities.........being a tibetan and seeing these tibetan suffering from different problems is hard breaking........
Movie was well made.....from beginning to the end.......the ending was really good they really made a right move in the end........shot out to those people who make this movie possible and love you supriya and eric.......thank you HULU.....

Very touching and inspirational. I've climbed a few mountains before, and I can tell you that it is a challenge, even with eyes! Good choice HULU!

Great Doc and story. Great connections and learning expiences. But I think many are forgeting that these are just kids. Kids don't like the cold, or walking for hours, or pushing themselves through pain and suffering for the glory of a summit. Some adults like this somehow and unfortunately want to drag innocent people into their world. The goal for all from the start should have been to learn, and unite,and have fun, and turn back together as a group. Base camp should have been the summit! How many people have even been there? Or even close.
Some of the guides wanted to sumit for the sake of it, for themselves, and you could see how the lack of oxygen affected them in their judgements. It was addressed quickly but never followed up. The push was too much for a summit with kids. Lukily Sabriye says something under the attack of her being overprotective. Overprotective? Really, do you lead youth high peak trips? Children under 18 are extremly influenced by anyone, and it's hard to find their true feelings as shown on a few different parts when the kids were tired. Maybe something more mellow where danger wasn't the main factor would be a better learning envirionment. Just learning rock climbing would have been great. Check 20;45 " I thought these kid knew how to lower." Um.. really?
I thank everyone for their work with this project and send my blessings to all. These children really impressed me. They sing and smile. And Grow!

I cried! those kids are the best ever, its beautiful to see how KIDS with disabilities can do anything! half of the people without disabilities can do what they have and is doing!