Not Forgotten
2009, Mystery & thriller, 1h 37m
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Jack Bishop (Simon Baker) enjoys a quiet existence with his wife, Amaya (Paz Vega), and daughter, Toby (Chloë Grace Moretz). This contentment is shattered when Toby mysteriously disappears, and Jack decides that he must draw upon the mystical powers of La Santa Muerte if he ever hopes to see her again. As he sets out with Amaya and a group of investigators to track down his daughter, he finds himself venturing deep into the darkness of the supernatural.
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Rating: R (Strong Bloody Violence|Sexual Content/Nudity|Language)
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Genre: Mystery & thriller
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Original Language: English
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Director: Dror Soref
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Producer: Dror Soref, Donald Zuckerman
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Writer: Tomás Romero, Dror Soref
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Box Office (Gross USA): $53.7K
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Distributor: Anchor Bay Entertainment
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In "Not Forgotten," Amaya(Paz Vega) and Jack Bishop(Simon Baker), a banker, are parents of Toby(Chloe Moretz), from Jack's first marriage. As much as she dislikes playing soccer in the border town of Del Rio, Texas, she does so to please her father. One day during practice, Toby disappears and the only clue that Casper(Michael DeLorenzo), Amaya's cousin and acting sheriff, can find is a sneaker on the river bank. "Not Forgotten" is a dull movie that depicts the Texas side of the border as idyllic while Mexico is nightmarish, punctuated by nonsensical flashes. And it would probably be offensive if it was interesting in any way which is strange considering all of the occult and bare flesh on display. And then there is also numerology which is brought up when Yogi Berra is mentioned followed by a flash of the number 8 but then we already knew the Yankees are evil.
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