The metronome’s ticking marks the days of Adele and her daughter Sara, who is about to move to New York. Each beat is a fleeting moment, a note dissolving into time. Adele, trapped in the delicate haze of Alzheimer’s, is not ready to confess the truth. She won’t hold Sara back. She won’t ask her to stay. But even when memory fades, the heart continues to remember, though its shape may be imperfect.
