An interesting concept that lost most of its entertainment value in its relatively flat execution. This has been compared to a _Black Mirror_ episode: if it were, it'd be regarded as one of the worst. It sure has merits earned through meaningful conversations and thought-provoking themes, but it couldn't hold my attention, despite its relatively short running time.

So much wasted potential. The movie is essentially a filmed play, and while the story, acting and themes are interesting and well done, there is so much in this movie that could have been made more cinematic. It's not bad, just a missed opportunity.

This is an interesting and thought-provoking movie about memory and love in the grand concept (love for family/love for love). As someone with a normal short-term memory I could see what they were pulling at towards the end but I'm not sure I quite grasped it fully. A second viewing would thus be advised and I woudn't oppose to it.

A thought-provoking and haunting movie about aging, memory and human relationships. A tear-jerking exploration of what it means to remember and be remembered, especially in a world where we charge headlong towards outboarding so many aspects of the human experience, including remembering, to technology which is imprecise at the best of times.

An interesting concept, but the film requires patience. It's a very talky and cerebral movie, hinged on the subjects of memory and loss. At times thought-provoking, but at others, entirely forgettable.