Forgive and Forget

About This Movie

Forgive and Forget (1982) is a curious blend of comedy, drama, and romance. The film revolves around the long-separated Nelly and Nelson, both famous actors, who are coaxed back together by their daughter Sandra. The pacing is quite relaxed, allowing the characters’ emotions to unfold gradually. The atmosphere has this nostalgic vibe, almost reminiscent of classic 70s television dramas but with a lighter touch. Performances are earnest, with hints of real chemistry between the leads that adds depth despite the sometimes predictable storyline. Auntie Irene and grandmother Beatriz provide a touch of humor and wisdom, making the family dynamics feel relatable. It’s one of those films that captures the complexities of relationships without over-sentimentality.

Features a unique take on family reconciliation. · Strong character performances driven by emotional depth. · Utilizes practical effects typical of early 80s filmmaking.