All the Reasons to Forget 2017
Antonio thinks he's mastered the art of moving on after his breakup with Sofia, but heartbreak isn't so easily outsmarted.
Director: Pedro Coutinho
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is All the Reasons to Forget (2017) about?
The film follows Antonio, who believes he's ready to move on after splitting with his longtime partner Sofia. But as he tests every contemporary remedy for heartache—psychoanalysis, dating apps, and even pharmaceuticals—he realizes emotions aren't so easily controlled. His attempts to control his pain spiral into a series of absurd, often painful missteps.
Who directed All the Reasons to Forget?
Pedro Coutinho directed the film, blending comedy and drama with a refreshingly offbeat tone.
Who stars in All the Reasons to Forget?
The lead role is played by Johnny Massaro, with Bianca Comparato, Regina Braga, Maria Laura Nogueira, and Victor Mendes rounding out the main cast.
Is All the Reasons to Forget (2017) worth watching?
If you enjoy character-driven dramedies with a quirky edge, this film delivers. While it doesn't have an IMDb rating to rely on, its blend of humor and heartfelt moments makes it a solid pick for fans of romantic comedies with a twist. The short runtime keeps it engaging, even if the premise occasionally feels a bit stretched.
How long is All the Reasons to Forget?
The film runs for 90 minutes.
About All the Reasons to Forget (2017) — A Brazilian dramedy on love, loss, and questionable coping strategies
Antonio thinks he's mastered the art of moving on after his breakup with Sofia, but heartbreak isn't so easily outsmarted. In *All the Reasons to Forget (2017)*, director Pedro Coutinho crafts a sharp, tragicomic portrait of post-breakup chaos as Antonio's carefully crafted coping strategies—from Tinder swipes to questionable prescriptions—collide with the messy reality of unhealed emotions. This Brazilian dramedy blends romance and comedy with a dash of surrealism, exploring themes of self-sabotage, control, and the absurdity of modern dating rituals.
Through Johnny Massaro's compelling performance as Antonio, the film balances humor with heartache, painting a relatable yet exaggerated picture of love's aftermath. Coutinho's direction keeps the tone light but never shies away from the raw, awkward moments where grief and humor blur. Whether you've just ended a long-term relationship or survived a brutal breakup, *All the Reasons to Forget* captures the universal struggle to let go.