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The Zoë Chip is an implant that records every moment of a person's life. When someone dies, the footage is compressed into a short film, which is played to mourners at their funeral under the title "My Life in Pictures". Alan Hackman (Robin Williams) is the "editor" of the best in the world at making such short films. The work, which requires the exclusion of emotions, has hardened him, and he has become unable to experience life in the first person. While editing the footage of a powerful engineer, Alan discovers a picture from his own childhood that has accompanied him throughout his life. This discovery prompts Alan to remove the mask that has become petrified on his face and set out in search of the truth. Not recommended for children under 12 - F/1544/J