What if someone you deeply hate because they did something terrible that changed your life for bad, develops Alzheimer’s and forgets everything. Can you still blame them and hold them responsible for their mistakes and your misery? Can you still be mad at them and burden them with punishment? What if that person is your mother?”The two lives of Sepideh” refers to Sepideh’s dual roles as a daughter and a mother. When Sepideh’s mother mistakes her own granddaughter, Hana, for Sepideh, it triggers a powerful realization for Sepideh about her mothser’s love. Her mother didn’t need to remember, She did.