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Renee: Memories aren't stored in closets; they’re in your head, and sometimes you can’t even give them away. I know; I've tried.
Arnie: And sometimes you can’t find them without a memento to remind you. I know; I've tried. Besides, you should never give away your memories.”
Act 1, Scene 5
Can one design a future without...
Renee: Memories aren't stored in closets; they’re in your head, and sometimes you can’t even give them away. I know; I've tried.
Arnie: And sometimes you can’t find them without a memento to remind you. I know; I've tried. Besides, you should never give away your memories.”
Act 1, Scene 5
Can one design a future without...
Random Access
Renee: Memories aren't stored in closets; they’re in your head, and sometimes you can’t even give them away. I know; I've tried.
Arnie: And sometimes you can’t find them without a memento to remind you. I know; I've tried. Besides, you should never give away your memories.”
Act 1, Scene 5
Can one design a future without opening the closets of one’s past? What if they are locked and the key to getting your son back is buried in a place you're afraid to go?
Random Access is a story about the capacity for caring; two often dismissed human beings who encounter each other, their past, their memories, and the transformation that can change their future. Renee, a young, self-proclaimed “good mother” is fighting to regain custody of her five year old son. But her unwillingness to face her past threatens a future far richer than the mere survival she’s learned to expect. And Arnie, a cantankerous octogenarian fighting just as fiercely to hang on to his memories long enough to complete the architectural legacy that will insure he is remembered.
Renee: Memories aren't stored in closets; they’re in your head, and sometimes you can’t even give them away. I know; I've tried.
Arnie: And sometimes you can’t find them without a memento to remind you. I know; I've tried. Besides, you should never give away your memories.”
Act 1, Scene 5
Can one design a future without opening the closets of one’s past? What if they are locked and the key to getting your son back is buried in a place you're afraid to go?
Random Access is a story about the capacity for caring; two often dismissed human beings who encounter each other, their past, their memories, and the transformation that can change their future. Renee, a young, self-proclaimed “good mother” is fighting to regain custody of her five year old son. But her unwillingness to face her past threatens a future far richer than the mere survival she’s learned to expect. And Arnie, a cantankerous octogenarian fighting just as fiercely to hang on to his memories long enough to complete the architectural legacy that will insure he is remembered.