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Fixed Memory (2024)

Max takes a memory-altering pill that allows him to enter his memories to seek closure with his ex-boyfriend. But revisiting the past awakens emotions he never resolved. As he clings to the memory, the drug’s side effects begin to distort his surroundings. Time fractures. Reality crumbles. And he slowly forgets that he is no longer living in the real world.
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Max takes a memory-altering pill that allows him to enter his memories to seek closure with his ex-boyfriend. But revisiting the past awakens emotions he never resolved. As he clings to the memory, the drug’s side effects begin to distort his surroundings. Time fractures. Reality crumbles. And he slowly forgets that he is no longer living in the real world.

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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Directed By:Shashwat Punjabi
Written By:Shashwat Punjabi
In Theaters:1/1/2024
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Runtime:16 minutes
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