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I Felt I Had to Be Here
In the film we meet Vera’s parents; Vibeke and Geir, the artist and recent closest friend, Edson, and childhood best friend Selma through the memorial ceremony for Vera. A ceremony that is developing to resemble as a cultural festival, rather than a conciliatory gathering for people in grief.
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In the film we meet Vera’s parents; Vibeke and Geir, the artist and recent closest friend, Edson, and childhood best friend Selma through the memorial ceremony for Vera. A ceremony that is developing to resemble as a cultural festival, rather than a conciliatory gathering for people in grief.
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