The Imperfect Shape of Memories

The ticking of the metronome marks Adele’s and her daughter Sara’s days. Every moment is a beat that slips away, a note that fades. Adele suffers from Alzheimer’s and isn’t ready to admit it: she wouldn’t want to stand between Sara and her future, while the girl is about to leave for America. But even when memory fades, the heart keeps remembering, though its shape is imperfect.