The 10-minute documentary opens in London, where William and Raabia discuss the communication challenges they may encounter. Their first stop is Naples, Italy – where they embrace the local culture. They visit Fontanelle cemetery – educating the viewer on the local history dating back to 1656. A comical moment is when they discuss how to order a pizza in sign language. The documentary quickly transitions to Greece, where William challenges himself by ask the locals for directions. Next stop is Cyprus, where they visit the Edro III shipwreck, Chantara Waterfall and Akrotiri sand hills. The film concludes in observation about their journey together and their biggest challenges as deaf people.
The 10-minute documentary opens in London, where William and Raabia discuss the communication challenges they may encounter. Their first stop is Naples, Italy – where they embrace the local culture. They visit Fontanelle cemetery – educating the viewer on the local history dating back to 1656. A comical moment is when they discuss how to order a pizza in sign language. The documentary quickly transitions to Greece, where William challenges himself by ask the locals for directions. Next stop is Cyprus, where they visit the Edro III shipwreck, Chantara Waterfall and Akrotiri sand hills. The film concludes in observation about their journey together and their biggest challenges as deaf people.
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