MOVIES - Nov. 9, 1990
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New Sights: The AMC Century 14 movie theater on Saturday will show the psychological thriller “Alligator Eyes” to a blind and visually impaired audience. The screening will feature a live narration describing what is taking place on the screen, enabling the audience members to “see” what is happening. The Boston-based Descriptive Video Service will synchronize the narration with the action so that it will be read between blocks of dialogue. The film features a main character who is blind.
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