A film about memory, loss and survival; Eva Lipszyc is a survivor, but she is now locked away in the twilight world of Alzheimer's disease. We see the world from her point of view, at her eye level, and we see how a chance encounter with a caring young nurse breaks through the barrier
Josh Appignanesi
Director
Sara Kestelman
Eva Lipszyc
Natalie Press
Young Eva
David Birkin
Jacob
Julie Legrand
Helena
Greg Sheffield
Robert
Sheila Whitfield
Grace (Carer)
Shaun Dooley
Martin (Carer)
Heather Emmanuel
Delores (Carer)
Nguyen Kim Phuong
Trinh (Carer)
Miriam Karlin
Gertrude, German Resident
Anna Wing
Jenny, Chatty Resident
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