See You When I See You

United States2026102 minEnglish

With the help of his family, a comedy writer battles PTSD after the tragic death of his sister.

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With the help of his family, a comedy writer battles PTSD after the tragic death of his sister.

Jay Duplass makes his return to the Sundance Film Festival with an emotionally complex examination of grief and trauma, balanced perfectly with streaks of levity throughout. See You When I See You brings writer Adam Cayton-Holland’s memoir Tragedy Plus Time: A Tragi-Comic Memoir to the screen with an inspired ensemble cast led by fellow Sundance Film Festival alum, director-actor Cooper Raiff, as Aaron, a young writer struggling to come to terms with the loss of his sister and best friend Leah (Kaitlyn Dever). Duplass taps into the millennial milieu of masking sorrow with humor and the devastating mental toll that avoidance can take on the bereaved, ushering us through a parade of ill-advised coping mechanisms and the collateral damage that follows with his trademark sense of compassion and empathy at every turn. — JH

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Credits

Director(s)
Jay Duplass
Screenwriter
Adam Cayton-Holland
Producers
Fred Bernstein
Jay Duplass
Kumail Nanjiani
Emily V. Gordon
Adam Cayton-Holland
Executive Producers
Mark Duplass
Mel Eslyn
Shuli Harel
Rick Jackson
Co-Executive Producers
Corey Sklov
Jeff David
Director of Photography
Jim Frohna
Production Designer
Molly Coffee
Editor
Jay Deuby
Visual Effects
Bastiaan Koch
Original Music
Jordan Seigel
Costume Designer
Tasha Goldthwait
Casting by
Jeanne McCarthy
Nicole Abellera Hallman
Principal Cast
Cooper Raiff
David Duchovny
Kaitlyn Dever
Hope Davis
Lucy Boynton
Ariela Barer

Company
CAA
Contact
Christine Hsu
Christine.hsu@caa.com
4242882000

Meet the Artist

Jay Duplass

Jay Duplass began filmmaking in the early 2000s, writing, directing, and producing several award-winning films with his brother Mark. In the 2010s, he started acting, as well as creating television. Most recently, Duplass directed the critically acclaimed film The Baltimorons, which won the Narrative Spotlight Audience Award at SXSW 2025.

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