Not to Forget

This movie had such potential with some very good actresses. It falls flat with horrible acting , sub par filming quality and direction.

I love the movie. At first I thought it would be another tear jerker movie and it might depress me because of a recent experience with a friend who had dementia and Alzheimer's before she passed away. But the movie was done in very good taste and depicted varied emotions while subtly delivering the message about the effects of the disease especially on loved ones. Nicely done!

I liked this film. American but directed by an Italian

Outstanding with a lot of heart! The direction was amazing. Now I know more about Alzheimer's disease. It was great to see how people and family can unite when there is a will! You'll feel good after watching this movie!

NOT TO FORGET is a film you will not forget, with its poignant message and unique perspective on Alzheimer's. It was the Best of Fest winner for San Diego Movie Awards at the beginning of 2022 and it will be screened at our in-person festival on August 2, 2022, at the Museum of Photographic Arts in Balboa Park, San Diego, California. SDMA recognizes and honors independent filmmakers and screenwriters from all over the globe, and it is very proud to have awarded this feature film.

A beautiful masterpiece about love, hope and faith. What a joy to see Olympia Dukakis again. She will be deeply missed.

At GIFF 2022, this drama, which starred five Oscar winners, received nomination status for best feature film. The organizers and judging panel praised the work of the film's team. The work of the director, the director of photography and the cast was especially noted. Also members of the jury noted the social importance of the theme of the film. The organizers are pleased that such thematically important films are made with such a technically high quality approach and wish success to the entire film team.

The 16th edition of the Fort Myers Beach International Film Festival is underway and bringing another packed lineup to the Beach Theater beginning April 16, 2022. One movie on the schedule which stands out, and which has been honored with dozens of awards, is the opening day feature "Not to Forget," which was screened yesterday. The movie features five Academy Award winners, two of whom have died since the movie was filmed. The film, based on a Kentucky farm, also stars Karen Grassle ("Little House on the Prairie") as Melody, a grandmother struggling with Alzheimer's. She and her co-star Kevin Hardesty, who plays a farm manager, have both received awards for their roles. The director said he wanted to make a movie that brought awareness not just to Alzheimer's but how it affects families and the importance of caregivers.

it started as a heist and turned into a drama. the real trick is played on who's watching

Sweet and at times funny. Not sure how someone was able to make a light film about Alzhaimer's, but here it is