Memory Lane is a short film I directed during my time at the School of Visual Arts. This story was inspired by my grandmother who suffered from a traumatic brain injury that left her with chronic dementia. It is a dedication piece to her for being my primary childhood caregiver in place of my working parents.

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The story takes an old lady on a journey down memory lane, where she faces obstacles and struggles to recollect her lost memories. The film highlights how much we take shared memories for granted but also how we must come to terms with the nature of human life- how life goes on despite traumatic experiences. The time we share with our loved ones is limited and we cannot prepare for everything life throws at us. But we have each other and the memories to guide us through the paths of life.