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The film is having its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival as it seeks distribution, marking See You When I See You's debut on the festival stage.
Cooper Raiff leads a gifted ensemble, with Jay Duplass praising Raiff's range and emotional availability as central to the film's tone.
The cast includes Kaitlyn Dever, David Duchovny, Hope Davis, and Lucy Boynton, delivering grief-laden performances that deepen the emotional gravity.

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Latest Sundance review says See You When I See You struggles to breathe, despite aiming for depth.
Cooper Raiff’s Aaron is seen as underpowered in conveying inner life to match the material.
Kaitlin Dever’s Leah appears vibrant in flashbacks, offering contrast to Aaron’s struggle.
David Duchovny’s performance as Aaron and Leah’s father adds convincing emotional texture.
Hope Davis’s portrayal as the mother delivers feeling with simple, telling glances.
Review notes the film’s depictions of memory control are not particularly compelling.
Director Jay Duplass is criticized for lacking a cinematic handle on pivotal scenes.
The review suggests some viewers may find value in the film's sensitivity to trauma.
Supporting cast elevates the material beyond the central narrative shortcomings.
Overall, the piece views the film as earnest but inadequately executed.

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