A young girl overcomes physical and societal barriers to deliver a final farewell to her grandfather.
A strict societal ban prevents traditional burial gatherings, leaving the community in enforced silence and mourning.
Separated by an ocean, the young girl struggles with the inability to visit her grandfather and process her loss.
Determined to break the physical barrier, she dedicates herself to inventing a unique farewell method that defies convention.
Her invention succeeds, allowing a final, meaningful goodbye that transcends the ocean and the societal ban.
At a time when it is forbidden to get togother to bury our dead, a little girl separated by an ocean from her grandfather invents a way to say goodbye to him.
Cristèle Alves Meira
Rating: 5/10 (2 votes)
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