In this taut and emotionally charged drama, a chance encounter forces two strangers to confront the deepest truths about themselves. Directed by Cormac Fingeret, the film centers on a young man grappling with a profound personal crisis, who unexpectedly meets a mysterious figure who seems to understand his pain all too well. As their conversation unfolds, the boundaries between perception and reality begin to blur, revealing hidden connections and buried secrets that threaten to upend everything they believe. With a cast including Zachary Golinger, Harry Slattery, Sean Patrick Folster, and Sean Gullette, the film sustains a gripping, introspective atmosphere that keeps viewers on edge. The central conflict explores themes of identity, memory, and the desperate need for human connection, all while maintaining a sense of looming dread. Though brief at just seventeen minutes, Cormac Fingeret’s directorial vision packs a powerful punch, delivering a story that lingers long after the credits roll. See Me is a compelling and thought-provoking journey into the heart of what it means to truly see and be seen.