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Reviews for You See Me

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0.0 / 10 1h 12min

Documentary Family History

Documentary - After her father suffers a debilitating stroke, documentary filmmaker Linda Brown bravely turns the camera on her family's struggle to understand the legacy left by an emotionally conflicted man. Drawing on home movies, family photos and interviews, she uncovers lies, reveals secrets, and discovers a treasure in a lost family video. You See Me is a touching and poignant exploration of grief, forgiveness and loss as a catalyst for growth. -

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MysticMallard's Movie review

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Review by MysticMallard

You see me is an in-depth study of the inner workings of family, relationships, and the struggle for clarity and understanding in the midst of mental illness.

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Review by GoldenGorilla

Sad, haunting, but beautiful. Family secrets can be so destructive.

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Review by AquaStar

memorable, secrets, strength, forgiveness, excellent

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Review by user3129g57lud3

"You See Me" touches on a real life truth that's close to everyone no matter what your background.

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Review by user63qmm1g39m

A very heartfelt documentary, I would recommend it to everyone.

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Review by user268f9qnkkvv

A thoughtful meditation on life and family through documentary

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Review by user87022cmfy14

When Linda Brown's father suffers a stroke the family dynamic shifts.

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Review by user6438nega2fx

Touching Film About Forgiveness and Growth

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Review by GalaxyGoddess

Entertaining ; Informative and emotional

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Review by RubyRat

Brave, Honest, Candid Filmmaking

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Review by user9194eo5arj4

profound, heartbreaking and heartwarming

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Review by ElectricErmine

Bold filmmaking by an even bolder filmmaker.