"I Remember" is a story about a young boy and the bond that he shares with his great-grandmother, the matriarch of his family. His short life has only been made better by the lessons she has taught him. And the stories and the experiences have only proved important as he grows into manhood. Something is off, though. His great-grandmother's memory isn't what it used to be, and we are taken on a journey of beauty, turbulence and grief that all make up what we call Alzheimer's disease.
The real lesson here is that people remember how you made them feel and not always the moments in which you make them feel.
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