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You Will Remember Me

2020 1h 48m Drama List
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Edouard (Remy Girard, Les Invasion Barbares), a public figure and retired History teacher, is slowly starting to lose his memory. Accustomed to speaking on all the stands, he must make himself more discreet, even if he believes he still has a lot to say. Edouard's son-in law hires his daughter Bérénice (Karelle Tremblay, Death of a Ladies Man) to help watch over him, even though she is a little lost herself. Their relationship will lead Edouard to revisit a time from his personal history that he had chosen to forget, and Bérénice to find meaning in her own life. The drama intensifies when Edouard's wife can no longer stand the effects the dementia has on her husband, and must choose between staying by his side until the end or spending the remaining years on her own terms.

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Jonathan Romney Screen International You Will Remember Me isn't a major contender for cinematic posterity, but it's a reasonably compelling experience while on the screen. Aug 19, 2020 Full Review Andy Klein FilmWeek (KPCC - NPR Los Angeles) I was very moved by this film... It is heartbreaking to watch. Mar 12, 2022 Full Review Neely Swanson Easy Reader (California) This is a marvelous film that captures so much of the nuance of the tragic loss of self and its effects on others. It is thoughtful without being morose and deserves as wide an audience as possible. Mar 9, 2022 Full Review Bradley Gibson Film Threat You Will Remember Me is terrifying, horrifying, and heart-warming, and Tessier navigates this emotional drama elegantly. Rated: 9/10 Mar 3, 2022 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Edouard (Remy Girard, Les Invasion Barbares), a public figure and retired History teacher, is slowly starting to lose his memory. Accustomed to speaking on all the stands, he must make himself more discreet, even if he believes he still has a lot to say. Edouard's son-in law hires his daughter Bérénice (Karelle Tremblay, Death of a Ladies Man) to help watch over him, even though she is a little lost herself. Their relationship will lead Edouard to revisit a time from his personal history that he had chosen to forget, and Bérénice to find meaning in her own life. The drama intensifies when Edouard's wife can no longer stand the effects the dementia has on her husband, and must choose between staying by his side until the end or spending the remaining years on her own terms.
Director
Éric Tessier
Producer
Christian Larouche
Screenwriter
Éric Tessier, François Archambault
Production Co
Radio Canada, Téléfilm Canada, Les Films Opale, Christal Films Productions
Genre
Drama
Original Language
Canadian French
Runtime
1h 48m
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