In the late 1980s a group of San Franciscans, devastated by the personal and collective toll of AIDS, appealed to the City to found the AIDS Memorial Grove in Golden Gate Park as a living tribute to those touched by AIDS. In 1996, this place of remembering and healing became a national memorial. A swamp turned into sacred ground, it stands today as a unique example of civic restoration, environmental protection, and community response to grief and loss. FORGET ME NOT brings to light the personal stories earthed, engraved or graced in the Memorial, and shares its inspiring, award-winning model for turning loss into life.

(in production, 60 min.)