Invisible Life

Mark Krol
| Russian Federation
| 01:03:26
 | 
Saturday 22 June 9:10 PM

This is an observational documentary that portrays the daily lives of visually impaired individuals in a provincial city in Russia. Despite their limitations, these individuals find ways to overcome their challenges in various aspects of life, ranging from navigating through stores and cafes to attending concerts and exhibitions. They also demonstrate their resourcefulness in tasks such as selecting cosmetics and utilizing modern gadgets.

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