By Robert Stringfellow, Dec. 4, 2023. Nasvhille Christian Family

The film “Sight” (based on Dr. Ming Wang’s autobiography “From Darkness to Sight”) has won the top prize (best picture) at the 50th ICVM International Christian Film Award, and a top prize (Best Narrative Feature Premiere) at Heartland International Film Festival.
Read more: Churches And Hosts Needed For Free “Sight” Film Show In Your City and State
Interview by Zongqing Chen, Edited by Yan Cheng and Liangshu Liu
Dr. Mingxu Wang
An expert in refractive surgery and corneal disease treatment. The prototype of the protagonist in the film "Sight." In recent years, he has been dedicated to helping people find common ground and methods for problem-solving, striving for success and happiness.
Read more: From Darkness To Light - Mingxu Wang's Journey of Faith
By Robert Stringfellow, July 30, 2023, Nashville Christian Family

9/7 Thurs 5:30pm, Freedom Ball will take place at Boone Ctr at Trevecca University, hosted by Drs. Ming Wang and Rice Broocks, featuring the film “Sight” (based on Dr. Wang’s autobiography “From Darkness to Sight”, co-starring Greg Kinnear). The film has recently won the biggest prize as the Best Picture at the 2023 50th ICVM International Christian Film Award!
The proceeds of the Ball ($25/seat, $250/table of 10 seats, with ) go to the 501c(3) non-profit Wang Foundation for Sight Restoration (which to date has helped patients from over 40 states in the U.S. and 55 countries with all sight restoration surgeries performed free-of-charge. To RSVP for the Freedom Ball: Ella Morrissey (
Read more: Freedom Ball Features the Award-Winning Film “Sight”
More Articles …
- Early Film Screening: ‘Sight’ and Discussion with Dr. Ming Wang
- “Sight” won the best picture at the International Christian Film Award ICVM
- Faith And Science Have Common Ground
- Briarcliff Entertainment Acquires Domestic To Terry Chen & Greg Kinnear Movie ‘Sight’
- “From Darkness to Sight” Film to be Released This Fall
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On the coast of Moldova, the Hendrichs adopted a child who had been blind since birth. No matter how many clinics the family attended or how many experts they called, the doctors said Maria would never be able to see. But after six months of silence, there was finally one call back. The fifteen-year-old Maldivian and her new family ended up in Nashville, Tennessee, at the eye clinic of the only man the family was told could perform the miracle they wanted: Dr. Ming Wang.