The interdependence of all our senses, often an unconscious interplay, is the reason we can often see what we hear or taste what we see, known as synesthesia.

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When we use the word group or community loosely, we often envision a number of people who can see each other, interact directly and get to know one another.

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"We want to see how many more people we can get to go to the cinema more often using price as an incentive, " he said.

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"When you see the gifts they can offer, the energy that can be released when they feel safe and loved, you see what a tragedy we so often allow to happen, " he said.

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