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破碎肖像的來回凝視構築出如鯁在喉的秘密；本片精良設計，將多年搬演的話語濃縮成五分半的低語呢喃，短促且極具力量。是位未來無法忽視的動畫創作者。

多年前阿嬤患上阿茲海默症不久便過世了，還記得她生前不斷重覆她的記憶。葬禮後，雖然大多被日常掩蓋，空洞依舊留在心中。要怎麼儲存記憶呢？在羅丹美術館看到雕塑家協助失憶症患者製作的作品，想起阿嬤的躺椅、竹子枕頭，它們就像寶物一般。心中浮現這個關於雕塑家和他女兒的故事，也希望大家感受到這些平淡但珍貴的感情。

A few years ago, my grandmother passed away. She suffered from Alzheimer's disease later in her life. I listened to her old memories again and again. After the funeral, the sorrow beneath my family's hearts has been well hidden, but sometimes, the trace can't be erased clearly. How can we store memories? Later, I was visiting the Rodin Museum on a cold winter day, and a sculpture collection caught my eye. The Gate of Life and Memories is an artwork created by Alzheimer's patients with the help of sculptors. They moulded their pain, memories, or relief into the art. It reminded me of the armchair my grandma used to sit on, the pillow she slept on, and more. They are like a treasury storing important things. They evoke memories. I hope to make a film to remember this phase of time, a sad and dreamy journey. And a story of a sculptor and her daughter came up.