- Format
- Feature film
- Genre
- Science Fiction
- Credits
- Written and produced by Hugo Lunny
The story
“Memories Come” is a film based in Montevideo, Uruguay, in which a devastating bomb explodes, wiping out the memories of the entire city’s population. People awaken unable to recognize their loved ones, remember their own names, or recall anything about their lives before the blast.
Production title: “Memories Come”
Writer/Producer: Hugo Lunny
Genre: Science Fiction
Format: Feature film
Synopsis: A devastating bomb goes off in Uruguay’s capital, Montevideo, wiping out the memories of the entire city’s population. People awaken with no recollection of their past, their loved ones, or even their own identities. As confusion and chaos ensue, a group of strangers band together to try and piece their shattered memories and figure out what happened.
As they start to explore the fragments after the explosion, they realize that the bomb was a deliberate act of sabotage. With no leads and no suspects, they begin a desperate search for answers, all the while struggling to remember even the most basic details of their lives.
They uncover a sinister plot involving a shadowy organization and a powerful new technology to control the minds of an entire population, but with their memories still hazy and their identities uncertain, it’s a feat to overcome what they’ve lost.
Logline: After a bomb erases their memories, strangers that remember must navigate an altered world.
Tagline: What are we without our memories?
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