In-I In Motion

Anna and Pierre return to her mother's childhood home to sort through belongings after her passing. Each object—a photograph, a letter, an old toy—becomes a portal to the past, forcing them to re-examine family myths and their own recollections. Director Anaïs Barbeau-Lavigne transforms this intimate process into a universal exploration of how memory shapes our identity and bonds with loved ones. The 2025 documentary eschews voiceover narration, allowing silence, gestures, and found artifacts to guide the story. The film becomes an archaeological dig of the soul, where the past is never truly buried.