“ARNE SAID I WAS GONE” is an animated documentary exploring the individual and collective consequences of being marginalized and fighting totalitarian regimes. Haideh, an Iranian activist living in exile in Sweden, experiences an unexplained amnesia following a telephone interview about her political career and family. Her husband, Arne, becomes deeply concerned, and they visit the emergency room, where doctors diagnose her with transient global amnesia—a rare phenomenon triggered by the resurfacing of past traumas from the Iranian regimes rise to power in 1979.