UNFORGETTABLE is the story of Nat “King” Cole.

The story of his marriage to second wife, Maria.

The story of the developing jazz scene from the 1940s to the 1960s.

An unflinching look at the racism prevalent in America in those decades.

The rise of the civil rights movement.

Nat King Cole was a huge recording star and is fondly remembered by many. Not many people know, however, that he was hounded by the Ku Klux Klan, that they attempted to kidnap him from a stage mid-performance, that they had a view to killing him.

But Nat had a conflicted relationship with the civil rights movement itself. He saw himself primarily as an artist, not as a spokesperson. He tried to juggle being an artist, a husband and a father through the shifting attitudes of the time, and all under the glare of blazing publicity.

Unforgettable is about a man trying to stay true to his jazz roots while others around him tell him what he should be doing