Forgotten

About This Movie

So, 'Forgotten' is this raw documentary by Nadia Beddini that really dives into the stark contrast of life in L.A. You’ve got the glamour of Hollywood Boulevard right in contrast with the grim realities of Skid Row. It’s haunting, honestly—these people share their stories, and it hits hard. The pacing is pretty deliberate, giving you space to really absorb what’s happening, which can be jarring but feels right. The cinematography is gritty, no flashy effects here, just real life. The performances, or rather the personal accounts, are incredibly moving. It’s distinctive in how it avoids sensationalism while still being deeply impactful. Definitely a piece that sticks with you for a while.

Intriguing portrayal of urban life · Real stories from homeless individuals · Gritty cinematography enhances the narrative