A nearly blind magician endures years of bullying and challenges and discovers that magic is more than sleight of hand and the heart sees what the eye cannot.

In 1930's USA, a young boy (Roert Klamm) discovers that he can hardly see due to a genetic defect. After years of ridicule and fear because of his lack of vision, young Bobby Bill, as he was known, discovers a magical world which he is determined to master. Against his father's approval, Bobby Bill studies magic under Harry Otto, a professional magician and owner of the magic shoppe that young Klamm stumbled upon in his youth. Bobby Bill becomes a performer, despite the continued turmoil it causes himself and his father, Clarence. How can a nearly blind boy become a nearly blind and successful magician? Wait and see..—Phillip Klein