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Europe Unseen 

Irma and Žydrūnė have been best friends living together for a decade, sharing both a daily routine and similar fate: Žydrūnė has only 2% of her eyesight and Irma can’t see at all. After Žydrūnė‘s wedding she, her husband, Irma and some friends set off for a honeymoon trip across Europe. During this tragicomic trip Irma begins to realize it is not just another adventure, but a goodbye.
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Irma and Žydrūnė have been best friends living together for a decade, sharing both a daily routine and similar fate: Žydrūnė has only 2% of her eyesight and Irma can’t see at all. After Žydrūnė‘s wedding she, her husband, Irma and some friends set off for a honeymoon trip across Europe. During this tragicomic trip Irma begins to realize it is not just another adventure, but a goodbye.

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