Tommy (1975)

In the tumultuous backdrop of World War II, Nora Walker is left heartbroken with the news of her British fighter pilot husband, reported missing and presumed dead. Amid this despair, she births a son on V.E. Day, naming him Tommy, a symbol of hope amidst the ruins. As Tommy grows under the shadow of his stepfather Frank, a chameleon-like camp counselor Nora marries, a chilling event associated with his father leaves him psychosomatically deaf, dumb, and blind. This enigmatic condition becomes a playground for those who exploit his vulnerabilities for their amusement. Despite the bleak circumstances, Tommy's life takes a turn when he stumbles upon the vibrant world of pinball. Using sheer intuition, he transcends his disabilities, becoming a virtuoso of the game and propelling his family into the limelight. The ripples of fame and fortune that follow him, touch Nora and Frank, painting them in hues of success they had never known. But as the world gazes at Tommy's extraordinary abilities, a surprising awakening awaits them. Shattered to his core, Tommy emerges from the cocoon of his disabilities, his awakening causing a seismic shift in the family dynamics. His unique perspective on life becomes a spiritual beacon for some, leading him to an unexpected role as a religious cult figure. But with rise comes the downfall. As the world that once reveled in Tommy's pinball prowess starts to question and rebel against his teachings, the Walker family finds themselves caught in a whirlwind of admiration and resentment. The tale of Tommy is a riveting journey from the depths of despair to the dizzying heights of fame, narrating the power of resilience, the allure of fame, and the inevitable backlash of blind faith.

Tommy is a drama movie featuring Roger Daltrey.

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