In his second documentary David wants to fly, Friedberg born director David Sieveking deals with his mother's Alzheimer's disease. The camera accompanies him at every step as he moves back to his parents' home for some time, to provide his father with a break from caring full-time for his mother Gretel. Sieveking says, that out of his mother’s tragedy "not a film about illness, but one about love" developed. A filmic declaration of love that not only shows Alzheimer's disease, but also tries to reassemble the pieces of an active life like a puzzle. Vergiss mein nicht received the Hessian Film Award for "Best Documentary" in 2012. _In presence of Malte Sieveking (father of D. Sieveking)._