Synopsis

The world as we experience it is built by our five senses: sight, smell, hearing, taste, and touch—a continuous painting, refreshed anew each day. This personal depiction of reality varies subtly from person to person, yet we generally concur on basic truths: the sky's blue hue, the tartness of lemons, the clamor of horns. But what happens when one or more of these senses are amplified, altered, or lost entirely? Do individuals with such profoundly changed perceptions reveal that each of us poss