Memory Lane

A trip down memory lane

Jaap and Maartje have been together almost 50 years. Grumpy old Jaap is no longer terribly interested in doing much, but Maartje, despite her occasional confusion, is still keen to embrace everything life has to offer. When the couple receive a letter from an old holiday friend, Maartje manages to convince her reluctant husband to visit him in Southern Europe. After many years, the pair get into their old car to embark once more on a journey through a completely changed Europe - bickering all the way, but also uncovering one memory after another. During their trip, Jaap reaches the painful conclusion that his wife is showing increasing signs of dementia. Realising that everything is about to change, they rediscover just what it is they love about each other.

An elderly couple who used to be tuồng actors re-enact some past numbers. But the performance keeps getting interrupted, because people remember and forget.

Yellow Cat in Memory lane is a film on the famous Indian Poet T. K. Doraiswamy aka Nagulan. The film was shot three years prior to his death. He takes us through his memory lane while talking about Poetry, Uncertainity and Life.

This documentary is about living with Alzheimer's, seen exclusively through the eyes of people who suffer from it. Eight of them live together under constant supervision and care. They are all in the first phase of the disease: bouts of lucidity, forgetfulness and falling into oblivion constantly alternate. The patients live their lives, as long as they're capable. The film is a 'tranche de vie': a portrait of the daily coming and going of people in that particular and ditto state. It is also the portrait of a brutal disease that irreversible expropriates the memory from the characters. Eventually the characters will have changed. Because of their illness, they may have been disappeared completely, physically or mentally.

The police are interrogating a young man who reported his girlfriend as missing.

An orphaned war-veteran routinely travels between our world and the afterlife in search of his fiance's killer by stopping and starting his own heart.

August in Paris' suburbs, seven friends are gathered to spend a week in the city where they grew up. The city is empty and the days pass by under a deep blue sky. Each of them has a reason to be there: some still live there, some come back to see their family, some are searching their childhood, some want to escape boredom or eventually searching for love. They are all bearing the fact that these moments they are sharing are maybe the last ones.

Mary is marrying Jimmie, from whom she has kept a secret; Mary remains in love with another man. Problems ensue, jeopardizing the tranquility of their relationship.

A divorced doctor is gifted a bespoke door that sends him back 25 years in search of the only woman he ever loved.

To escape from his everyday life, Hee-Tae visits the area where he grew up in search for his ex-girlfriend Tae-Eun. It is the place of his childhood memories, good ones, as well as ones he would rather forget. Torn between past and future, guilt and desire, will Hee-Tae be able to find Tae-Eun and go back to the past?

A car journey to an unknown destination becomes a reflection of the life journey of a mum and a son.

A young girl goes to a thrift store and is curiously drawn to certain objects. As she touches each one, she gets a glimpse into its past. Each object transports her further, uncovering the rise and fall of a young couple, and the memories their possessions hold.

Lee and Pete have been best friends since childhood. As their lives begin to branch into different directions, they take a trip to their childhood baseball stadium to reflect on their glory days.

Garrett gets a random text message from an old lover that brings up some old feelings at the wrong time.

This film is a compilation, with narration by Steve Allen, of comedies from the old Mack Sennett silent studio. Sennett, himself, appears in a cameo at the end of the film.

The university campus was decided to close due to the corona disaster. There used to be a guy who used it as a playground. The skateboard's wheels continue to spin around as they embrace the changing seasons and the time that is leaving. This is their "play" and their "mourning" to the vanishing place.