Aliceis a successful woman with a successful career and a happy family. She is a professor of cognitive psychology at Harvard University and a well-known linguist. Her husband is also a professor at Harvard. All three children have grown up and each have their own pursuits. At the age of fifty, Alice Howland found that her memory was getting worse and worse. One day, she suddenly lost her way in the place she knew best. The doctor's diagnosis completely changed her life and her relationship with her family and the world. She is suffering from Alzheimer's disease. Her memory cannot keep up with the forgotten footsteps. She gradually loses her mind and connection with the outside world. She gradually couldn't remember her daughter's name or her husband's face, and the appearance of the world in her eyes was constantly changing. However, accompanied by the deep love of her family, she bravely lives for every day and for the present.
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2021-12-01 08:01
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Doris 2022-03-30 09:01:04
Quite a stable film, the script is not well written enough, and the tension it should have did not come out. It can be said that the whole film is supported by Moore's acting skills. It interprets an Alzheimer's patient in a restrained way without hoarseness. , screaming and grabbing the ground, there is only a sense of powerlessness that my memory is slowly being taken away, and finally listening to my daughter recite that paragraph is very touching.
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Scottie 2022-04-01 09:01:04
What's the point of such a plain and straightforward film? It's not convincing to take a movie queen based on it.
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Dr. John Howland: I think it's ridiculous, I think it's bullshit, and I...
Dr. Alice Howland: Damn it, why won't you take me seriously? Look, I KNOW what I'm feeling, and I... I feel, I feel like my brain is... is fucking DYING and everything I know and everything I worked for, it's all going...
[bursts into terrified sobbing]
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Dr. Alice Howland: [Alice has peed herself after forgetting where the bathroom is in her own home] ... I couldn't find the bathroom.
Dr. John Howland: ...It's okay baby, we'll... we'll get you cleaned up...
Dr. Alice Howland: [sobbing in a panic] I don't know where I am!