The Forgotten
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| Initial release | USA |
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| Directors | Joseph Ruben |
| Screenplay | Gerald Di Pego |
| Box office | 117. 6 million USD |
| After being told that their children never existed, a man and woman soon discover there is a much bigger enemy at work. . . . | |
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| ID | 775862 |
About The Forgotten
In "The Forgotten," Julianne Moore stars as Telly Paretta, a grieving mother struggling to cope with the loss of her 8-year-old son. She is stunned when her psychiatrist (Gary Sinise) reveals that she has created eight years of memories about a son she never had. But when she meets a man (Dominic West) who has had a similar experience, Telly embarks on a search to prove her son's existence, and her sanity.
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Frank Ocean at Coachella: The grief of losing a sibling
By Francesca Osborne & Manish PandeyNewsbeat reporters
Losing a loved one can be one of the hardest things to experience, and dealing with the subsequent grief is often a long and difficult process.
During his headline set at Coachella in California, Frank Ocean addressed the death of his Younger Brother Ryan and talked about one of his " fondest memories".
" My Brother and I came to this festival a lot, I felt like I was dragged Out Here half The Time because I hated the dust, " he told The Audience .
Ryan Breaux lost his life in a car crash aged 18 back in 2020.
" I know he would've been so excited to be here with all of us, " Frank Ocean said.
Like The Singer , 25-year-old Simran Rullen lost her Big Brother Pav in a car accident two years ago.
She has praised Frank Ocean for speaking openly, saying it will help raise awareness of how death can " affect siblings as well".
" Mostly people think it's [just] the parents that get affected, " Simran, who lives in Leicester, tells BBC Newsbeat.
" But the siblings are in the same amount of pain, because they grew up together and and have so many memories together.
" He was there for me since Day One . And after losing him I didn't know what to do with My Life because he guided me. "
Maisie, from London, was seven when she lost her 21-year-old sister Holly in a Natural Disaster .
The 25-year-old agrees with Simran and says losing a sibling feels different.
" It's like losing a friend. You expect to outlive your parents, you know that One Day , you won't have them there.
" To talk about these emotions, it makes people feel less alone. It is a hard thing to talk about.
" And it's a hard thing for people to go through, but it is relevant in a lot of people's lives. "
'The Forgotten mourners'On her own grief, there are " good days and bad days" for Maisie.
And she thinks Frank Ocean sharing his grief on such a Big Stage takes bravery.
" There are going to be people in that audience that can resonate with his words and can feel and share his loss.
" So it makes it a less lonely place when you do talk about these things. "
Luke Stephenson's sister was Megan was 29 when she died following an operation after a Heart Attack in March 2020.
He says it was difficult because it was the start of the Covid pandemic which meant you couldn't see people.
" I had to deal with My Own grief but I had to support my mum, " he says.
" When you lose someone there is obviously all the awful admin tasks to do, I instantly went into a survival mode and focused on doing All That .
" I had to change my car because I had self-diagnosed PTSD every Time I got in my car, it reminded me of That Night of driving to hospital to be told she was dead. "
Luke, 34, says he's had counselling and him and his mum talk about Megan " all The Time ".
" It's still Megan's bedroom in The House , we laugh about her.
" One of the things I think all The Time is 'I'd love to be able to tell Megan that' so that's really difficult because I remember I can't.
" I surprised myself with how resilient I was. You can't prepare for it or plan for it but Looking Back and reflecting, I've got through it. "
Megan Grace runs an Instagram account called SiblingLoss and she says those who experience Sibling Loss can be seen as " The Forgotten mourners".
" What I enjoy doing is putting out My Own thoughts, but I also share Other People 's stories as well, " she says.
" Being able to see Other People in my comments and in the community, connecting with each other And Then forging relationships online has been really healing. "
She feels there is a lot of pressure for Young People to " be there" for others, which shouldn't be the case and instead people should be more careful with their words.
Simran also thinks it's important to " find Other People that are going through the same thing as you".
" It makes you feel lighter being able to share your story with someone, " she says.
" It really helped me understand my emotions, understand what I was feeling and why I was feeling them. "
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Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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