Forgotten Love (2023)

• Year: 2023
• Released: 27 Sep 2023
• Country: Poland
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt26596953/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/forgotten_love
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• Available in: 720p, 1080p, 1080p
• Language: Polish
• MPA Rating: TV-MA
• Genre: Drama, Romance
• Runtime: 140 min
• Writer: Marcin Baczynski, Mariusz Kuczewski, Tadeusz Dolega-Mostowicz
• Director: Michal Gazda
• Cast: Leszek Lichota, Maria Kowalska, Ignacy Liss
• Keywords: based on novel or book, surgeon, memory loss, father daughter reunion, lost memory,

7.6/10

Forgotten Love Storyline

A respected surgeon professor Rafal Wilczur, who, abandoned by his wife, falls victim to a mugging and as a result of his injuries loses his memory.. Years later, poor and still suffering from amnesia, he meets his daughter. It is a touching story about love that overcomes all obstacles and makes people destined for each other find their way to one another.

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Forgotten Love Movie Reviews

A Winner!

I watched part of it last night and could not wait until tonight to finish it. It was warm and wonderful and such a soothing movie. All of the actors were great and the musical score was fabulous. The relationship between the have, and the have not, was not realistic in real life terms. I especially liked the character of the Doctor’s newly found girlfriend. She as a fav character and emoted so much emotion and feeling. I was happy to see him “kiss” her. He took his time. He did not understand code for “just wanted to see if you need anything before you go to bed.” It was a darling movie and wish we had more offering in that genre.

A Story of Betrayal, Reunion, and Redemption

If “Forgotten Love” had been a Lifetime film, the orphaned protagonist Marysia would have had a deranged father and a philandering husband. Instead, she has a father who is a brilliant and compassionate physician with amnesia and a devoted and sensitive fiancé with an aristocratic pedigree.

This Polish film production is epic in its narrative sweep. The orphan Marysia works as a waitress in a Jewish tavern. Ironically, the father, Dr. Wilczur, who was betrayed by a jealous colleague and left for dead, arrives in the small agrarian community and becomes a miracle worker with his medical prowess.

The cinematography was spectacular with a beautiful pastoral environment. The period style of the early twentieth century moves from the horse-and-buggy era to that of motor cars. As time marches on, the clues begin to appear that will reveal the doctor’s true identity.

The characters were multi-dimensional, including the beautiful country wench Zoska, who falls in love with Dr. Wilczur. The nasty countess who wants to thwart the union of her son with Marysia, is described by her husband as “a self-righteous and bumptious crone.” But even she has a heart and reforms her ways.

The only loose end was the fate of the nefarious doctor who sold out his friend and, to the bitter end, attempts to ruin Dr. Wilczur. But the country wedding of the two couples was splendid and nearly Shakespearean in the carefully crafted reunion and celebration of a community filled with human compassion.

Beautiful in every way!

I took a chance on this movie and decided to watch it without seeing a trailer first, and I’m so glad I did. I loved every minute of it! The plot and story line gave me all the feels. One moment I wanted to cry, other moments I wanted to throw my remote at the screen, and in a couple scenes I wanted to get up and dance! Some characters melted my heart while others infuriated me. It was so beautifully balanced and entertaining.

In some ways it reminded me of Les Miserables, but with a completely different storyline.

From start to finish, I loved it. I’ll definitely be looking for more movies like this one.