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The Isle
A man who is apathetic about life spends his days in seclusion. He is detached from communication and contact with the outside world. An empty and deserted room demonstrates his detachment from his surroundings, his inner world. Suddenly a woman appears in his world. She brings her strange stories into his world. In a language that the man does not understand, she tries to communicate with him, trying to tell him that everything that is broken can be put back together, the cracks will remain as scars, but with them we can continue our journey. By changing the interior he lives in and his inner world, she makes him interested in life. She makes a man interested in her and in himself.
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A man who is apathetic about life spends his days in seclusion. He is detached from communication and contact with the outside world. An empty and deserted room demonstrates his detachment from his surroundings, his inner world. Suddenly a woman appears in his world. She brings her strange stories into his world. In a language that the man does not understand, she tries to communicate with him, trying to tell him that everything that is broken can be put back together, the cracks will remain as scars, but with them we can continue our journey. By changing the interior he lives in and his inner world, she makes him interested in life. She makes a man interested in her and in himself.
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Written By:Tomas Kumpiniauskas, Patricija Vytytė
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