Remembering some and forgetting others. A person is the sum total of all his memories. Memory is our coherence, our reason, even our action. It is our fiction, our self, our very own personal narrative (through which we try and define ourselves.)

But what do we remember?- twenty, eighty or two hundred privileged incidents that we choose to keep with us; and we like to think that somehow these are the defining moments of our lives. Which is a complete lie. Each moment, each experience, each sensation becomes a part of us. Our internal narrative is more about forgetting.

Four actors struggle to construct themselves on the basis of what they remember. Significant and insignificant moments which they salvage (or reclaim) from the abyss of forgetting. They present themselves as they are, as they were. They struggle to separate the truth from the fiction of their past and present themselves here and now.