Blind Devotion | Jubilee Media Short Film

Jubilee Media is excited to share "Blind Devotion", the second in a series of two short films about unconditional love, in partnership with Pastor Francis Chan and his latest book "You and Me Forever".

“You and Me Forever” was written by Francis and his wife Lisa on marriage in the light of eternity. Today, 100% of all proceeds from book sales go towards fighting poverty in Africa - projects like building a safe haven village for young women rescued out of prostitution.

Disclaimer: Fuchs' Corneal Endothelial Dystrophy is a treatable disease and will only lead to blindness in extreme cases, if left untreated for a prolonged period of time.

| CREW |
Director: Edward Young Lee
Executive Producer: Jason Y. Lee, Elaine Zhou, Kevin Kim
Producer: Ngoc Le
Writer: Ivan Tsang
Story: Jason Y. Lee & Ivan Tsang
Director of Photography: Ray Huang
1st. Assistant Director: Kevin J. Nguyen
2nd Assistant Director: Jan Lin
Editor: Eugene Choi
Gaffer/Stunt Driver: Robert Streeper
Grip: Eugene Choi
DIT: Andy Chang
Sound: Taylor Matsunaga
Production Design: Sharlene Park, Taylor Matsunaga, Ngoc Le, Elaine Zhou
Wardrobe: Elaina Park, Sharlene Park, Taylor Matsunaga, Ngoc Le
Hair/Makeup: April Fiske
Production Assistants: Grace Dang Yellow, YJ Gold, Kane Lieu, Kevin Kim, Elaine Zhou
Food served by: Emma Loekmono
Editor: Kyujin Eugene Choi

| CAST |
Cecilia: Mei Melancon
Louie: Jun Kim
Doctor: Tim McCoy
Coworker: Russell Curry

| EXTRAS |
Julia Kay, Mina Son, Michael Keenan, Kimberly Johns, Marlis Pendleton, George Clarke, Amy Lee, Tinnyse Johnson, Joel Zegna, Jonathen Wallace

| SPECIAL THANKS |
Carl Choi - The Great Company
Ray Lin - The Great Company
Teresa Antelo - Los Angeles Christian Health Centers
Andrew Oh - Unit 5 Films
James To - The Great Company
Jean Rheem - Jubilee Project
Lance Heruela

| MUSIC |

| YOU AND ME FOREVER BOOK |

| JUBILEE PROJECT |

Help us caption & translate this video!

[miiiiikeee]

how it is possible that this short film is 100x better than any romance movies I've ever seen? i dont think there is a movie that made me cry more than what this video made me

[Simplyy]

"True love is more than just a feeling, it's an action."

[dreamer]

I'm a big fan of this video because it shows what true love really is... It's not just sex, passion and pretty words... Anyone can be in a relationship with these three things. True love is action, devotion. It's about showing the person you're with how much you love him/her. Anyone can say I love you, but how many people can prove it with action? How many people can truly show it?

[Masrex]

you guys need to I can't be crying at 11 in the morning like this :'(

[jbazile]

I wish he would have said "She'll never realize how much I do for her, just like I never realized how much she did for me until I watched over her as she did it all everyday."

[DJSoulbrother]

This is the kind of stuff people should be excited about watching, not the 50 shades dribble that Hollywood feels they need to

[anaourworld]

THE FEELS OMG THE TEARS WON'T STOP

[lilheba-]

He followed her every day
That's when I losted it and cry

[lovemecom]

Maybe it’s hard for her to hide a secret from her husband but it is much more difficult for him seeing her situation that she pretends that everything is okay even if it's not. They have an admirable love story that everybody would wanted. This video makes me cry I couldn’t help my tears to fall down from my eyes.

[AmirNasir]

Have seen this in real life. Love is selfless. Unconditional. without any expectation.

Awesome video.

[bumblebee]

This video really made me tear up and think of life in a whole new perspective

[MrSaiLikesPie]

I can't ever imagine losing my sight. I'd probably go insane.

[absolutetuber]

kept waiting for an insurance logo to pop up at the end

[studyandcoffee]

This gives me hope that there are good, loving husbands out there

[mandylehman]

This was so beautiful. I have a neurodegenerative disorder that will eventually cause my organs to shut down and I'm likely to die young. I have fought hard against the idea of allowing anyone to go through this with me... this video reminded me that I still have value, maybe I am not meant to go through this alone and that maybe God's not done yet.

[Skiskiski]

He is not creepy. This is a wonderful devoted husband!!!

[RedHongyi]

7:10 made me tear up.

thank you for this beautiful, inspiring story!

[roxyndra]

I started this video thinking "Oh look, a man willing to tolerate a woman's disability because she's willing to take care of him, " (because I've been there) but then wound up in tears. Struggling with disability makes so many people judge you without knowing. They talk to your partner and tell your partner (s)he deserves a healthy person.

So many people don't realize that, eventually, we all will face certain health ailments. There's a reason the "in sickness and in health" vow exists. It's because we _all, _ inevitably, face some sort of health ailment.

I'm not perfect. I feel vulnerable. And I feel bad making someone else worry about me. And I just want to say *thank you* for putting out this video. Because it's so wonderful to know that even though I feel like shit every day and can't contribute as much as I really want to, and even though I may lash out occasionally due to the pain and feeling that I should be able to provide, that I am so lucky to have someone who says to me, "It's okay, you don't have to do all that."

I get defensive. I was raised to believe that I should work hard and never ask for anything extra. I get mad when people help me without my permission. I'm learning to ask. I'm sorry for being a bitch. I really am. So again, thank you so much for this. Thank you for being loving. Thank you for being patient. Thank you for being understanding. Anyone out there caring for anyone else with certain health needs restricting you from "normal" life... thank you. You keep us alive. <3

[jojo]

I want to have someone like him in my life :""

[Azumbi]

I wasn't born blind, I'm still not blind. But my eye-sight is quite bad, and it is getting worse everyday. One day I will go blind and lose my vision forever.

There are so many people out there who doesen't know how important the eyes are. Your eyes makes you see the world, in your way, in an unique way. That is what makes it so special, It's what makes you who you are.

For all you out there, go for regular eye checks, it might save your vision one day. Trust me, it is so worth it!