The Last Thing You'll Remember

A short fictional story set in the moderate future, we follow a married couple's ordinary Sunday, which will, unknowingly to them, become their most memorable.

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[Eternalised]

This kind of thinking is what we need in our society. Marvelous.

[muggedinmadrid]

This is oscar worthy. Beautifully written, nicely animated, simple yet profound . Visually and emotionally compelling.

[emanqoujaq]

I started crying as the video was coming to an end, my dad died this year. On the day of his death when he returned home after buying some groceries, he entered the room I was in just to tell me that he bought the ice cream I love and I thanked him. As soon as he left the room I had the urge to get up and go give him a hug and thank him again. However, I was watching something on my laptop and thought that I could hug him later at night before we say good night. I was never able to give him that hug, he died that evening. I miss him so much, I miss him every single day. You never know when you may lose someone you love.
I hugged him earlier that day and yet, I wish I hugged him twice..

[sebastian]

Watching these videos always leaves me depressed for the rest of the day. I’ll still keep watching. Gonna go hug my mom.

[MrFazerDE]

Sad when you kinda experienced this. You wish you could reverse the time to change those moments into better ones or at least talk/hug the person who you truly care for. Now's the person gone and all you have left is her memory. Life's strange.

[Outlaw]

I remember being like John when I was younger. So conceded. I made peace with that person, and now strive to be a better being to myself and others.

[fredmanM]

now I will live my days making everyone's day their last. :)

[handitover.]

Quite strange watching this when your name is Shannon lol

[nathanvaitaitis]

The last thing I remembered was that I started to sleep better once I unplugged the beepy thing in the hospital

[jacobrackham]

Once the moment has passed every memory of that moment is then a memory of the last memory and so on. This is why we often remember things not as they were but how our mind has interpreted it through the many times we have recreated that moment.

[ESL-O.G.]

Another depressing-ass video by the master of despair

[yallasaikalyan]

Just brought the emotion live so much. Thanks for the video Man

[kirk]

So many have stories of regret and dysfunction. My story for my dad is one of bittersweet, but near perfect goodbye. My dad passed away in 2016. I spent the last 10 days of his life by his side every night. We hadn't said an unkind word to each other in at least a decade. When he decided to discontinue his treatments, we knew he would only last another 3 days. I summoned the rest of our extended family, and almost everyone who could come, made it to his bedside to say their goodbyes. My last words to him were, "Thank you for making me, raising me, and everything you taught me. Thank you for being the greatest dad I could ask for in a thousand lifetimes. If there is a life after this one, don't watch over me--go have fun with the loved ones you've missed for years--just come back for me when it's my time to go--I'll be looking for you." He passed, peacefully, and surrounded by love. We all die one day--I'm glad he got the goodbye and ending he wanted.

[boomer]

This channel fucks with me everytime it uploads man

[dannyrowleyyt]

Absolutely stunning! Beautifully put together. Gratitude.

[caffeinated_fishy]

I just realized he kinda sounds lik Jessie from braking bad

[johnb]

I was pronounced DOA ( Dead On Arrival ) in a medical center in 1973. No further attempt was made to resuscitate me. More than half an hour passed, and then my Heart started to beat again. During that half hour, I rediscovered the DIFFERENCE, between my human body, and "LIFE The Real Self", The LIGHT of MAN. I also rediscovered, that this universe including the human body, is just a 'Story', in the form of a 'Holographic Simulation', presented in a Display register, of "The Processing System of LIFE", with "LIFE The Real Self" observing it.

[darksoul]

The problem with things like this is people watch it and say to themselves "wow that was good" and then forget about it five minutes later.

[justlookin]

What an inspirational video.it is so true and the pain it causes lasts a lifetime. BE KIND!

[arcrux]

This is BRILLIANT and I haven't even finished