London, 20 February 2018: Filming begins this month on the highly-anticipated third series of ITV and Mainstreet Pictures’ compelling crime drama, Unforgotten.Created and written by screenwriter Chris Lang (The Tunnel, A Mother’s Son, Dark Heart), the new six-part series sees the return of BAFTA nominee Nicola Walker (Last Tango In Halifax) and Sanjeev Bhaskar (Goodness Gracious Me) as DCI Cassie Stuart and DI Sunil ‘Sunny’ Khan as they investigate another emotionally-charged cold case.The pair will be joined for the series by acclaimed actors Alex Jennings (Victoria, The Crown) Kevin R McNally (Pirates Of The Caribbean, Designated Survivor), Neil Morrissey (Line Of Duty, The Good Karma Hospital) and James Fleet (Indian Summers, The Vicar Of Dibley) who play a close-knit group of old school friends that have stood by one another through thick and thin.However, when the body of a teenage girl who went missing at the turn of the millenium is found at a building site off the M1 motorway, the four men are placed under the spotlight and their relationships are tested to the limit.Executive Producers and Managing Directors of Mainstreet Pictures Sally Haynes and Laura Mackie said, “We are delighted to once again welcome such a fantastic cast of hugely talented actors to join Nicola and Sanjeev for the third series of Unforgotten. Chris Lang’s complex and intricate scripts get better and better each year, and the new story is no exception. We also delve deeper into Sunny and Cassie’s own personal lives this series, experiencing the effects that the cases have on their own relationships and wellbeing.”Set across the south of England in locations including Norfolk, West Sussex, Bristol, Hampshire and London, the new series will explore how everyday lives can be fractured and destroyed by one event, showing that appearances can often be deceiving.Hailed the “best detective drama of the decade” by the Daily Telegraph and “crime drama of the highest class” by The Guardian, the first two series proved hugely successful with viewers and critics alike, with the last series receiving an average consolidated viewing figure of over 6million with a 21% share.The series has been commissioned by ITV’s Head Of Drama, Polly Hill, with Mainstreet Pictures’ Sally Haynes (Bleak House) and Laura Mackie (State Of Play) as Executive Producers, along with creator Chris Lang. Andy Wilson (Endeavour) returns to direct, whilst Guy de Glanville (Age Before Beauty) is producing the series. The series will be distributed internationally by BBC Worldwide.
披着恐怖片外衣的家庭伦理片，我的身体里有条河流，永不止息，我是孩子老人男人和女人，我是世间万物，但并不能左右这世间万物。女巫的愿望不过是成为那条永不止息的河流，通过一个孩子，孩子的孩子。这一切如此困难也如此简单，爱这东西道不明却在毫无防备时突然降临，最不明白爱是什么的女巫却天赋异禀。而最渴望爱的女巫至死未得。这生命的河流，这世间万物的规律，不可谓荒谬，不可谓诡谲。
节奏很慢，但却不觉得囧长，她是女巫，但那些人比女巫还危险
生命的诗吧
作为恐怖片来说不恐怖，但作为文艺片来说确实还可以！看不懂很正常，主要是去体会感受！
3.5 视听还不错，其实不是恐怖片，讲的是生命体验，前半段有些无聊...演员们都很好！
把别人杀了，然后把自己变成对方，体会和享受不同性别的人生，就这？？？
被“恐怖”标签蒙蔽了，其实是很有人类学色彩很有想象力的电影，是对女性和人性的一场追寻。
“為什麼你可以這麼輕鬆得做到了？而我卻一直孤單。”
画面的每一帧都能感受到生命力，女人、男人、孩子最好到母亲，新一代女巫实现了一场自我救赎。每一段人生都耐人寻味，诠释得非常动人。好喜欢，真的很爱~
血腥版小森林，小女巫版成长的烦恼，我好喜欢旁白絮絮叨叨的说“哎呀哎呀”
独白有种在看日本电影的感觉。不同方式去体验生命。
两点五。诗意与诡异的结合应该更好才对，也没太多叙述，镜头都很美。
我不懂最后为啥看到女主把自己的孩子变成了女巫，那位老巫和这位女主要两眼泪汪汪……
好独特的镜头，虽然血腥但是不恐怖，与其说是恐怖片更像是文艺片，推荐
不错的处女作， 套用女巫这层皮在人群里面从原始到社会女性再到男性（灵魂女性）再到女童自然成长为女人这个轮回，讲女性身份窘境和自我觉醒与社会压迫。 比较精巧的是男性身体女性灵魂这层设定，蛮有趣，很直观地说出了性别本身就是灵魂问题而不是生理问题。 很泰伦斯马利克了，利用浅景深，大特写以及角色自我对白串起整部影片。 还有各种自然景观的空镜头，有一种自然主义的空灵感。 整体不错。
7分的恐怖片想说应该不错，结果打开来是一部文艺烂俗片，我真的会谢，要么你按照正常叙事拍也行，非要用这种装逼的调性，真的做作！其实女巫去套皮体验不同人生的设定拍下去挺高级，为什么中途急转直下开始俗套人生，你这哪怕配些神神叨叨的台词，故事还不就这么回事！
很喜欢，一边显现对生命的探索一边展现女性成长的艰辛，也有母亲对女儿式的（老女巫对新女巫）扭曲的情感：你的女巫生命是我给予的，你必须听我的，你会同我一样被火烧，你不会更好，你怎么可以更好？最后她问她，也是问天：为什么一切对你来说就这么简单？最终也合理地完成了终结和传承。想起押井守对生命的理解，就是死亡和繁衍。世界是灼烧着的，然而，然而……
感觉随便拉个路人都演技非凡。不停的善恶转换，美到极点，也恶到极点。最后老女巫哭着问：怎么对你而言就这么简单？发人深思。为母即刚？还是这个世界、这个人生原来就这么简单？当没有其他选择，就是唯一？
没想到是这样的。全程喃喃呓语犹如马力克附体，本质还是在讲孤独，越看越悲伤。我是山川河流，是夏夜的萤火虫，是停留在花朵上的蜜蜂，是隐匿于芸芸众生中的孤魂野鬼，是留存于世的孤独爱人。
就是现在连魂穿都要以女巫作为视角了吗？可是有没有想过，穿过去了后不把女巫的人物属性带过去会好看以及合理以及drama吗？
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