Remembrance

Remembrance

Sometimes it's better to forget.

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Release Date

10/16/2026

Runtime

88 mins

Overview

A young woman, Grace, escapes captivity and wakes with no memory. Detectives attempt to piece together who she is and why she was targeted, but get far more than they bargained for while searching for answers as Grace starts to relive memories without knowing if they're real or imagined.

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Budget

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Revenue

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A psychological thriller that keeps you guessing whether Grace's fragmented memories are clues or deceptions. As the investigation deepens, reality itself becomes unreliable and the stakes shift in ways that will haunt you long after the credits roll.

Mood

UnsettlingParanoidTenseContemplative

Themes

IdentityMemorySurvival

Pacing

Slow-burn

Look

HandheldHigh-contrast

Structure

Unreliable narrator

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Graphic violence

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Remembrance (2026) directed by James Matthew Denton | FirstCinema