Director – Šviesa Šulc
Duration – 50 min.
For teenagers and youth
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Is it possible to see the world without seeing it with your eyes? Yes – it can be heard, smelled, touched, tasted, and felt with the heart.
"The Invisible World" is a sensitive and engaging play about a blind person who faces bullying, pity, and prejudice from those around him. Even his closest neighbors see his disability, but for a long time, they fail to notice the person himself – his feelings, dreams, abilities, and kindness.
However, the main character of the play does not give up. He does not lose faith in people, maintaining his empathy and ability to notice the pain of others. He knows how to bake cakes, make tea, play games, find friends, and enjoy life – just like any of us. His world is full of sounds, scents, touches, surprises, and beauty.
Gradually, even those who mocked him begin to realize that true blindness may not lie in the eyes, but in the unwillingness to see another person. And kindness, friendship, and a sincere connection can change not only one person's life but the everyday reality of the whole world.
The play touches on topics that are especially important today: bullying, tolerance, empathy, friendship, acceptance of others, social exclusion, and an over-reliance on technology. It is an invitation to stop, listen, and look deeper – not at a person's exterior, but at their inner world.
Sometimes, what is most important is invisible to the eyes.
The project is partially funded by the Vilnius City Municipality.
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