Memento

Leonard Shelby wears expensive tailored clothes and drives a late-model Jaguar, yet he lives in cheap, anonymous motels, paying his way with thick wads of cash. Though he appears successful, his sole purpose in life is tracking down and punishing the man who raped and murdered his wife. His search is severely complicated by a rare, untreatable form of memory loss caused by a head injury during the attack. While he can remember everything prior to that night, Leonard loses his short-term memory every few minutes, forcing him to track his investigation using an intricate network of Polaroid photographs, chart diagrams, and tattoos inked directly onto his body.

*Commentary with Director Christopher Nolan, *Remembering Memento, *Anatomy of a Scene, *IFC Interview with Writer/Director Christopher Nolan, "Memento Mori" - Short Story by Jonathan Nolan, *Tattoo Sketches, *Leonard's Journal