Remember Me is a dark, obsessive and emotive treatise on death. Its aim is to explore the intimate, personal and often secret relationships that people have with mortality and loss. The tape uses original and found footage to capture the complex web of emotions which surround death and to create a passionate journey through difficult private territories.

A "cut-up" adaptation of the key themes and situations in Naked Lunch, filmed in the late 60's in Paris London, and Tangiers. Burroughs as junkie - his long-standing metaphor for capitalist supply and demand - breaks into the hallucinatory world of Brian Gysin and his dream machines.

Denial shows a straight shot of Whitehurst continually coming towards and receding from the camera in a powered chair. She doesn't speak on screen but we hear a voice (her voice?) asking a series of questions but there is no reply.