Editor Robert tells writer Jeanne, referring to her book, “They don’t draw enough on your own memories.”
Jeanne: ”I have no memories.”
Robert: “Memory isn’t information.” (0:05)
Jeanne, watching a home video, believes a table has moved. (0:12)
Jeanne asks her husband Teo, “Who are you signaling to?”
Teo: ”Are you crazy?”
Jeanne: ”I’m crazy.” (0:15)
Jeanne believes objects have moved. Her husband Teo tells someone by telephone, “I’m losing time, customers, my sanity...” (0:21)
Teo asks Jeanne, “Which poster is best for our Woody Allen day?”
”You’re obsessed with that table.”
Jeanne: ”This apartment is totally unfamiliar... It’s another family.”
“You’re freaking me out!” (0:24)
Jeanne tells her mother Nadia, “It stresses me when you worry.” (0:26)
Jeanne tells her friends, “Everyone around her tries to play down the trauma.” (0:27)
Jeanne sees fleeting images of a young woman. (0:30)
A pedestrian in the crosswalk asks Jeanne, “Are you crazy?”
Jeanne: “This can’t be real.” (0:33)
Jeanne tells Teo, “I had a memory lapse...” (0:35)
Her home appears different to Jeanne. Her clothes and her own face in the mirror have changed. (0:36)
Teo asks Jeanne, “You got a prescription?”
”Let’s go away after the Woody Allen day.”
Jeanne cannot remember the hotel Teo describes. (0:39)
Teo becomes a different man. (0:44)
Teo tells the psychiatrist, referring to Jeanne, “She had an accident at the age of eight that left her with amnesia.”
The psychiatrist tells her, “It’s a metaphor.”
The psychiatrist tells Teo, “I think she needs psychotherapy, but it’s her decision.” (0:44)
Jeanne’s face changes shape. (0:52)
Jeanne tells Nadia, “I just need to find memories.”
Nadia becomes a different woman.
Jeanne: “I think I’m going mad.” (0:58)
Jeanne finds a box labeled Valium and takes 3. (1:01)
Jeanne sees scars on her wrist. (1:04)
Jeanne tells Teo, “I don’t recognize anything, not even my own face.” (1:06)
Jeanne appears to see her mother’s double. (1:09)
Jeanne’s disfiguring scars worsen. She develops a limp. (1:10)
Jeanne sees Teo approach her mother’s double. (1:10)
Teo tells her, “My name's Gianni.”
Jeanne: “You’re not Teo.”
Gianni: “That’s crazy.” (1:16)
Jeanne experiences more distortion of her body. (1:30)
Jeanne as young Rosa Maria recalls a fatal motor vehicle accident. (1:36)
Younger Nadia tells Rosa Maria, “No one made you take Jeanne’s place. You told me to call you Jeanne, like her. I wasn’t strong enough to resist. After the crash you didn’t recognize your parents. You’d lost your memory... and you became my daughter.” (1:38)
Jeanne watches her double greet Teo and the children. (1:42)
The doubles write together. (1:44)