Novo

Graham wakes up each day with severe amnesia, unable to retain memories of events just hours after they happen. This condition forces him to keep a meticulous record of everything in his life to help navigate his existence.

Against the backdrop of his memory loss, Graham's employer exploits his condition, pushing him into a sexual relationship. This betrayal adds to Graham's confusion as he struggles to understand his reality.

Graham meets a temp named Irène, and they develop a romantic connection. However, Graham's inability to remember her name or their moments together challenges their bond.

In a creative effort to aid Graham's memory, Irène writes her name on his chest with a marker. This gesture reflects both her affection for him and the obstacles they face due to his amnesia.

Throughout the film, a young boy named Antoine appears in various locations alongside Graham. The significance of their connection is lost on Graham, adding to the film’s mystery.

Graham's essential notebook, which contains critical information about his life, is stolen by his friend Fred. This incident sends Graham on a frantic quest to retrace his steps and recover the important item.

While exploring a stream, Graham discovers and retrieves a tooth. This discovery becomes symbolic of his connection to his past and urges him to hold onto the object tightly.

During a spontaneous and reckless moment, Graham places the tooth inside one of the women he meets and falls asleep in her car. Upon waking, he is hit with disjointed flashbacks that begin connecting to his lost memories.

Wandering naked on a beach, Graham falls asleep only to be awakened abruptly by Antoine. This encounter sparks a flood of memories, leading to Graham's realization that Antoine is indeed his son.

In a touching moment, Antoine reassures Graham that his wife Isabelle forgives him for his relationship with Irène, aware of the nature of his amnesia. Their bonding moment is short-lived as police approach, concerned about the situation.

Graham's therapist becomes increasingly alarmed by his behavior and begins to question his mental stability. Despite Graham feeling he is recovering some memories, the therapist contemplates serious interventions.

Seizing an opportunity during a therapy session, Graham dramatically escapes by jumping out of a window and using a blanket to cushion his fall. Antoine awaits below, and they flee in laughter, celebrating their newfound freedom.

In a tense moment at a parking garage, Graham unknowingly brushes past Irène. Their fleeting connection is short-lived as Graham's memory fails him once more, creating a poignant moment filled with lost potential.

In a spontaneous turn of events, Graham and Irène lean in for a kiss but become aware of a nearby security camera. The realization brings a mix of humor and frustration, highlighting the complexity of their relationship.

As the evening concludes, Graham, unable to remember his plans with Irène, accidentally drives through a parking barrier. This humorous mishap underlines the unpredictable nature of their encounters, leaving Irène amused yet exasperated.