Vision

In the 2018 drama Vision, we follow the determined journalist Jeanne, whose relentless pursuit of a legendary herb known as the “soul flower” leads her on a captivating journey through stunning landscapes and complex human emotions. This rare plant, rumored to bloom only once every 997 years, symbolizes hope and healing, acting as a catalyst for Jeanne's own introspection and the exploration of her troubled past. As she delves deeper into her quest, she encounters a cast of intriguing characters, each with their own motivations that intertwine with her story, ultimately challenging her beliefs about life, love, and the power of nature.

The film beautifully balances the themes of obsession and redemption, questioning what lengths one will go to in search of truth and self-discovery. Jeanne's character arc is particularly compelling; her professional ambition clashes with her personal struggles, creating a nuanced portrayal of a woman at the intersection of career and vulnerability. Though the film’s pacing can feel uneven at times, it rewards viewers with poignant moments of reflection and the breathtaking realization that sometimes, the journey is just as significant as the destination. Vision invites audiences to consider their own quests for meaning and the rare moments that can transform our lives in unexpected ways.