Imagine a future where the government steals children from their parents and raises them for the so-called good of the state. Large, industrial-sized schools indoctrinate their children to perpetuate a kind of totalitarian society, which robs people of their individual identity. Medical amnesia pills keep the populace in line, and should those happen to fail, the secret police are standing by to restore order.

But what happens when it’s a member of the secret police whose memories of family begin to return? Can one person take a stand against the vast machinery of the state? Can he atone for the horrors he’s committed himself? When Capt. Carl Onoway (Justin Lewis) begins to suffer his own painful memory surges, he learns what it’s like to be on the other side of law.

The first feature film written by the Calgary-based Lammiman family, Remember is a dystopian science-fiction film told from a Christian perspective, shot on a shoestring budget and sure to inspire all fledgling independent filmmakers.