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IndieWire’s Sundance review of See You When I See You, adapted from Adam Cayton-Holland’s memoir about his sister’s suicide, follows a privileged family as they navigate collective and personal grief. Cooper Raiff delivers a sympathetic lead performance while EMDR therapy scenes provide emotional grounding; Jay Duplass’s film is earnest and moving, though at times formulaic, with a finale that lingers on healing rather than spectacle.
Duplass’s See You When I See You, based on Adam Cayton-Holland’s memoir about his sister’s suicide, is earnest and intimate, anchored by Cooper Raiff’s strong lead and a convincing ensemble, but it leans on familiar indie-grief tropes and relies on a few awkward stylistic devices that undercut its raw honesty, resulting in a heartfelt yet uneven Sundance tragedy-comedy.
At Sundance, Jay Duplass helms See You When I See You, a heartfelt dramedy inspired by Adam Cayton-Holland’s memoir about PTSD and family grief. Cooper Raiff delivers a complex lead performance opposite David Duchovny, Kaitlyn Dever, Lucy Boynton, Hope Davis, and Ariela Barer as a family confronts loss, denial, and a mother's cancer while balancing humor and heartbreak.