Eyes: Seeing The Light (1981)
Eyes: Seeing The Light (1981) is an educational film that combines animation and live-action photography to explore the structure and functioning of the human eye. The film begins by explaining the protective features of the eyes, including eyelids, eyebrows, eyelashes, and ears. It details how six muscles control eye movements and outlines the sight process, identifying the thirteen major parts of the human eye. The film also uses animation to illustrate common vision issues such as nearsightedness and farsightedness. In its concluding section, the film offers precautions to help prevent eye injuries. Overall, it serves as an informative resource on eye anatomy and health.
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