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Memento VHS Video (2000) P9016S
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Product Type: VHS Video
Cat No: P9016S
Distributor / Studio: Pathe
Type: Sell Through / Retail
Case / Box Size: Small Box
Video Format: PAL
Version / Condition Notes: None
Distributor / Studio: Pathe
Type: Sell Through / Retail
Case / Box Size: Small Box
Video Format: PAL
Version / Condition Notes: None
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Memento VHS Video (2000) P9016S
Cat No: P9016SDistributor / Studio: Pathe
Type: Sell Through / Retail
Case / Box Size: Small Box
Video Format: PAL
Version / Condition Notes: None
Director: Christopher Nolan
Cast: Guy Pearce, Carrie-Anne Moss, Joe Pantoliano
Plot Summary: Leonard Shelby, a man with short-term memory loss, is on a relentless quest to solve the mystery of his wife's brutal murder. Armed only with Polaroid photographs and cryptic notes, Leonard must navigate a complex web of deception and betrayal, unraveling the truth one clue at a time. As he struggles against his own memory lapses, he forms uneasy alliances with those he can't quite trust, including Teddy (Joe Pantoliano) and Natalie (Carrie-Anne Moss), in a gripping, mind-bending thriller that explores the nature of memory, identity, and revenge.