From There To You, From Here To Me

Agnes is watching her mother slowly die. Desperate to say goodbye on more than just a forced smile, she records a series of interviews with Mary, in hope of saving their memories before it's too late.

They record conversations about their life and share memories for posterity. But when Mary's recollections start to change from what Agnes thinks is true the two women soon find a friction between them unearthing something deeper in the detail of what is not said.

It is suddenly apparent that their life together is a puzzle with missing pieces.

‘From there to you, from here to me’ questions the idea of identity and asks What if you're not who you thought? Something other than yourself? What it is that makes us who we are?