Chasing Killers Through Fading Memories

In the future, a technology called “memory replay” has been put to use. Special equipment can connect to the residual brain waves of the deceased or people in comas, rendering fragments of their final 72 hours of memories visible for criminal investigations, medical care, or the pursuit of their last wishes. But the technology has strict limitations: memories are subjective and may be distorted, users’ mental health can be affected, and the law strictly prohibits its use on living, conscious people.

In a nutshell: To find his missing younger sister, a former memory replay technician illegally accesses the memories of a mysterious coma patient. There, he discovers clues pointing to a vast conspiracy, and becomes a target himself.