We've Forgotten More Than We Ever Knew

Possibly seen an interpretations of the story about Adam and Eve geing expelled from paradise.

I won't go into the plot because it is already posted on the IMDb page and that makes a boring review. I'm also not going to spoil it for you, but what I will tell you is this.. I watch mainly independent and foreign films because mainstream Hollywood is too predictable and repetitive. I found this film to be very original, I could not predict it at all. That alone made it worth the watch for me.

I guess you would call it a drama, but it had a very creepy feel which kept me intrigued. It did have a slow start and you only see three people throughout the entire movie, but there is still plenty of dialogue. What I didn't like is that I felt right when it was hitting its best moments it ended. This obviously means it did leave a couple of unanswered questions which was slightly disappointing. Nonetheless, it's very hard to find an original movie these days and these one gets points for that. We've Forgotten More Than We Ever Knew is definitely worth a watch. It's only around 88 minutes so what do you have to lose?

Just gonna leave this here:

• If you do not care about a movie being left totally unexplained in the end, go for it.
• There are things that happen in the movie that you are like "oh ok, this is either a sci-fi movie, or one of the characters is having a dream".
• But then you are left totally without explanation at the end of the movie.
• I'm sorry, but coming up with a "dream-like" story is really easy. Giving it a plausible explanation in the end is where the challenge is.
• And in the end this movie is left exactly like this.
• Totally unexplained.
• I Consider it a fail.

This film is an artful take on relationships. If you are looking for clear answers, action or a fast pace, do not watch this film. If you are looking for an intriguing and thoughtfully "romantic" film, then this is the one for you. Beautifully shot, with great performances by all involved. A slow burn that never feels slow. A hypnotizing and intoxicating brain tease. Glad I watched.

I'll start by saying I can't really add anything that hasn't already been written by other reviewers, so I won't.

Close to halfway through, I stopped the movie and started it from the beginning. I knew about 20 mins into it that the movie wasn't exactly what I thought it was going to be and wanted to re-watch the beginning with that in mind. There's a lot to unravel with the multitude of metaphors, symbolization of certain objects, as well as the character's actions, and reactions.

I'll leave it at that, (no spoilers) and just encourage you to watch this with an open mind and an understanding heart.