See You When I See You
A comedy writer struggles to process the grief over his younger sister’s suicide in this Jay Duplass ensemble “traumedy,” based on the real-life experiences of screenwriter Adam Clayton-Holland’s emotionally raw memoir.
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Saturday, May 9, 2026
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Sunday, May 10, 2026
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Comedy and tragedy are at opposite ends of the emotional spectrum, but they're still closely related, as can be seen in Jay Duplass' finely balanced depiction of a family reacting to the shocking suicide of Leah, their youngest family member. We first meet Leah's comedy podcaster brother, Aaron (Cooper Raiff), two months after her death as his life is spinning out of control. He resists taking his court-ordered therapy sessions seriously and ghosts his girlfriend without explanation. Glimpses of Leah (Caitlyn Dever) are seen in Aaron's dream-like flashbacks, providing hints about what led to her tragic decision. Though the family's pain is mostly filtered through Aaron's eyes, the film is a true ensemble—featuring standout performances by Hope Davis and David Duchovny, playing grieving parents who hide their emotions and health concerns behind a façade of normalcy, as well as Lucy Boynton, playing Leah's older sister, Emily, who juggles her sadness while raising her young child and obsessing over funeral plans. Stand-up comedian Adam Clayton-Holland adapted the screenplay from his memoir about the real-life suicide of his own sister, giving the film a sense of lived-in emotion and the promise of redemption through therapy.
—Randy Woods
- Director: Jay Duplass
- Principal Cast: Cooper Raiff, Kaitlyn Dever, David Duchovny, Hope Davis, Lucy Boynton
- Country: USA
- Year: 2026
- Running Time: 101 min.
- Producer: Fred Bernstein, Jay Duplass, Kumail Nanjiani, Emily Gordon, Adam Cayton-Holland
- Screenplay: Adam Cayton-Holland
- Cinematographers: Jim Frohna
- Editors: Jay Deuby
- Music: Jordan Seigel
- Filmography: The Baltimorons (2025), The Do-Deca-Pentathlon (co-director, 2012), Jeff, Who Lives at Home (co-director, 2011), Cyrus (co-director, 2010), Baghead (co-director, 2008), The Puffy Chair (co-director, 2005)
- Language: English
- International Sales: CAA Film Sales