Then comes the dark about a blind character

Through mysterious eyewear, a blind woman can see ghosts. Glimpsing Death itself, she must discover why it has come for her.

A blind woman and her eight-year-old grandson walk over a carpet of dead leaves in a park. She recounts him the terrible story of the morning she woke up completely blind, years before he was born. The boy is frightened and sadden by the realization that his grandmother has never seen his face. She can nevertheless see him with her heart.

The protagonist walks through life, carrying the weight of his past, alone in his world. One night, both he and his weight receive an unexpected companion. Where will this journey lead them?

Aspiring artist Ali must rebuild her life after a tragic accident kills her husband and their young child, and leaves her blind. Life in the dark proves to be a daunting task, so, at her doctor's suggestion, she hires a caretaker named Jeff to help her adjust with the transition. Jeff's aid proves to be indispensable, she even meets and quickly befriends her new neighbor, Linda. Before long, she is embroiled in a fight for her life from an obsessive predator. Will she learn to protect herself using her only remaining senses in time to save her life?

When a lonely young blind boy is befriended by a sinister entity, he is completely unaware of the danger he is truly in.

A blind man in a dark room melts into celluloid, feeling with his hands the messy layers of processed reality.

A blind man awakes in what may be a forest. (What he touches or hears is in color; the rest of the world, when it is visible to us, is in black and white.) First he explores his surroundings. Then fear takes over, what he hears and touches and imagines, frightens him. He gathers his courage to assert himself, almost with bestial intensity. He realizes that people have gathered to watch him as a policeman tries to coax him out of danger.