Forget Me Not (I) (2010)Love Happens. When you least expect it. Forget Me Not is a moving, modern day love story set over twenty four hours against a stunning London backdrop. |
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Forget Me Not (I) (2010)Love Happens. When you least expect it. Forget Me Not is a moving, modern day love story set over twenty four hours against a stunning London backdrop. |
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Luke de Woolfson | ... |
Luke
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Will Fletcher
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Charlie Covell | ... |
Carly
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Susie Harriet | ... |
Suze
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| Genevieve O'Reilly | ... |
Eve Fisher
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Nigel Cooke | ... |
Jim
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Rebecca Cooper | ... |
Jackie the Bride
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Ernesto Tomasini | ... |
Italian Customer
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Badi Uzzaman | ... |
Shopkeeper
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Laurie Hagen | ... |
Ana
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Ben Farrow | ... |
Ben
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Martina Laird | ... |
Doctor
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Lizzie Fisher
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John Carlisle | ... |
Horace
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Rachel Rhodes | ... |
Nurse
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Taking place over twenty four hours, the story centres on Will Fletcher, a passionate musician, and Eve Fisher, a beautiful, free-spirited woman who works in the local bar. Whilst struggling to cope with a tragic secret, Will saves Eve from a drunken customer at closing time and their paths become inextricably linked. Intrigued by one another, they journey through London, not knowing what the night holds or what the day may bring. As dawn turns to light and the two draw ever closer, can Will reveal the truth to Eve? Written by Quicksilver Films
I anticipated a clone of "Before Sunrise," which I really enjoyed, but this film was much more than the story of two people spending 24 hours together, sharing tiny parts of their lives and moving on. The film sets the stage and encourages the viewer to imagine the truth about the characters without any cinematic tricks. The pace was perfect and the film devoid of unnecessary dialog. Just as in true life, some of the conversations were unfinished or interrupted as the film carried on. Several times I found myself forgetting that I was watching a film, as I was so caught up in the humanity of the characters. The acting was truly first rate. It was beautifully filmed, using really super London locations and fun music which gave it the look of a much more expensive finished product. I will keep this gem in my movie library, listed under "inspirational romances."