Surpassing Sight Movie

Coming to theaters

Two cyclists in turquoise jerseys mount a tandem bicycle. Behind them are three teammates, four crew members, a van, a road winding through a tall mountain, and the words Sterling Light Productions presents Surpassing Sight.

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Jack Chen and Dan Berlin caught a vision to fundamentally alter the way that employers think about talent in the blind community. Both blind, they knew that their positions as Assistant General Counsel for Facebook and CEO of a large food company were not aberrations. In this gripping documentary, they set out to prove to the world that people who are blind could be successful both on and off the bike, in the saddle and in the boardroom.

Eight cyclists of Team Sea to See in turquoise jerseys are mounted on four tandem bicycles at the start of the Race Across America in Oceanside California. Four of the cyclists are blind.

A white recreational vehicle is stuck in sand at night in Death Valley. Crew members ponder how to get the RV unstuck.

The window of a white support van is covered with a silver space blanket and blue duct tape after being blown out in a hailstorm on the Colorado-Kansas border.

Two cyclists in turquoise jerseys ride a tandem bicycle down a smooth paved road by a mountainside covered with pine trees.

A tandem bicycle with a bright rear taillight and a cyclist wearing a red reflective jersey rides on smooth winding pavement partly lit up by the headlights of a vehicle behind.

Two crew members in fluorescent yellow vests look on as a tandem bicycle rides away from a white support van. A pink and orange sunrise in Kansas lights up the background.

The documentary, Surpassing Sight, parallels their journey of building a team to tackle the toughest cycling race in the world, RAAM, with their equally grueling journey through the employment world.

Movie poster reads 9 Days, 3000 Miles, 1 Vision, Sterling Light Productions present Surpassing Sight. It has the same cover art of two cyclists in turquoise jerseys shown at the top of the webpage.

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Team Sea to See has produced this full-length documentary film to expose the preconceived notions about ability and the lack of employment for individuals who are blind. We aim to inspire employers to witness the strength and ability and cause a drastic reduction of the 70% unemployment rate. Our team has partnered with The National Federation of the Blind (NFB) as an Executive Producer in the film. We have made it possible for you to donate to this mission and support blind employment and education.

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