This film review discusses Michel Franco's movie, Memory, highlighting its central themes of trauma, memory, and human connection through the story of Sylvia, an ex-alcoholic social worker, and Saul, who has early-onset dementia. The review praises the film for its nuanced psychological approach, the strong performances by Jessica Chastain and Peter Sarsgaard, and its exploration of universal themes relevant to the human condition. Ultimately, the piece suggests Memory is a thoughtful and moving cinematic experience that examines how our past shapes our present.