remember me

The police finds brutally killed Joanna Bailey, and next to her - her sister Sarah. She cannot provide convincing alibi, she is mentally unstable and suffers from pro -pagnosis - the inability to distinguish between human faces. All evidence indicates Sarah, but she claims that an unknown man who broke into their house killed his sister. Sarah is sure that it was beneficial for someone to substitute her and accuse her of Joanna"s death. But will the police believe the words of a woman who does not distinguish a person suffering from attacks of aggression, dependent on psychotropic substances and having a dark past? Therefore, Sarah must find a criminal herself ...

My sister was killed last night. The police believe that it was me.
I saw the person who did it.
I know him. But he will not be caught.
The killer knows that I have pro -pagnosis - I cannot recognize faces.
But if I do not find him, they will accuse me of murder ...

For Sarah Wallis, all people are only a crowd of faceless strangers. She suffers from “blindness on the faces” - a neurological disease that prevents her from distinguishing and remembering people. Sarah’s only support is her sister Joanna.
After an unknown man bursts into their house and brutally kills Joanna, Sarah cannot prove his innocence. All evidence in place indicates a quarrel between the sisters. Who could substitute Sarah, knowing about her
ailment? If she does not find an answer to this question, she will go to prison for the murder that she did not commit