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See You Then

A decade after abruptly breaking up, former lovers Naomi and Kris reconnect over the course of an evening to catch-up on their lives, relationships and Kris’ transition, engaging in a series of increasingly intimate and vulnerable conversations, before a shocking revelation comes to light. See You Then focuses on the universal truth that no matter how much you change, a part of you will always stay the same. 

Recalling the decades spanning, conversation-led relationship drama of Richard Linklater’s ‘Before Trilogy’, See You Then is the directorial debut of award-winning filmmaker Mari Walker and features powerful performances from Lynn Chen and Iranian-American actress and trans rights activist Pooya Mohseni. It received its World Premiere at SXSW festival and has been praised at multiple international LGBTQ+ film festivals, picking up awards at FilmOut San Diego and L.A. Outfest.


Blue Finch Film Releasing presents See You Then on digital download 11 April

 

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