:29:07
making the waters foam...
:29:10
afterwards to let them flow...
:29:15
silently and slowly...
:29:18
into that sombre reservoir...
:29:23
which lies in a deadly calm...
:29:27
only troubled by
an occasional ripple...
:29:32
representing the struggle
of the deaf-blind.
:29:37
I don't know
if you can understand this.
:29:41
The rocks who tear the waters...
:29:46
stand for the depression...
:29:51
the blind and the deaf feel...
:29:54
when they become deaf-blind.
:29:58
I can't explain it any better...
:30:02
but that's how I feel it.
:30:19
For more than 2 years,
Else Fährer...
:30:22
lives in a neurological clinic.
:30:25
She is 48.
:30:27
Her mother, the only person...
:30:29
who understood her, is dead.
:30:36
Hello, my sister in destiny.
:30:52
It's our sign.
:30:57
She spent two years
in a school for the blind...