Anamnesis

This is something I purposely didn't get to say in class last time because it would have taken way too long and also it needed internet. When I saw "anamnesis" written on the whiteboard, it reminded me of a short film I'd watched several months ago called, you guessed it, Anamnesis. It's about 17 minutes long and completely worth every second, in my opinion. The basic premise is that sometime in the near future, memories become interchangeable, and there's a big black market for stolen memories, specifically good memories.  Personally, I connected the idea of The Letter and anamnesis in this context.  What if they're getting someone else's "letter" by stealing their memories?

Anyway, here it is.