Footage
will show fast motion view through the streets around Notting Hill and will
slow down when it passes the places mentioned, i.e. 'the smell of food by a
restaurant'.
[Ext. Notting Hill Gate. Day.]
First Narrative (voiceover)
"I've developed a large sense of this place over
the years;
The wave of tantalising smells erupting from the cafes
and restaurants on the high street
The wide variety of styles and personalities in the
people
A Saturday down Portobello
A drink in the pub
We all have memories and senses associated with places
we have lived, grown, and matured in. Chris doesn't"
Next Scene (Birds eye view on Chris waking up in bed)
Footage will show clips of parts of the daily routine
in Chris's day.
[Int. Chris's House. Day-Night.]
Second Narrative (voiceover)
"Chris wakes up and does the same thing every
morning, except he doesn't realise he's doing the same thing.
His brain can only hold 24 hours of memory at a time.
Imagine each day being a new experience and a wonder!
Yet never remembering the wonder.
Chris is happy; he doesn't remember that he can't
remember his whole life.
Chris has help from his Nurse 24/7 and is in fact his
connection to the rest of his life.
She gets him to write about his day and what happened
every night before he goes to sleep.
His diary is the holy grail of his life.
In fact, it is his life.
Ignorance is bliss and Chris doesn't miss those lost
memories, because he doesn't remember that he should miss them.
It is sadder to know about his life than to live it.
Take gratitude in memories good and bad; just be glad
you can remember them..."
Final
Shot: (Back to birds eye view of Chris waking up
again in bed the next morning)
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