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A film director’s mother is losing her eyesight. She visits her son and his girlfriend. Seeking relief by the sea, they all find peace in untamed nature, create a new, unspoken language, and turn these final moments into a farewell to light.
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A film director’s mother is losing her eyesight. She visits her son and his girlfriend. Seeking relief by the sea, they all find peace in untamed nature, create a new, unspoken language, and turn these final moments into a farewell to light.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Filip Jakubowski
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Lodz Film School
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