Synopsis
You is a love story. It spans 21 years, bouncing around in time, creating a kind of family quilt that wraps around a father as he struggles to overcome the grief of losing his beloved wife and raise their daughter alone. A coming-of-age journey for both the father and his daughter, You is filled with the magic of life and love and family.
Miranda (Melora Hardin of The Office, Hannah Montana: The Movie and 17 Again) and Rawdon (Gildart Jackson of Charmed and Providence) are meant to be — soulmates — basking in the bliss of their newborn daughter, Quincey. But when Miranda dies suddenly, Rawdon is left to raise Quincey on his own, and by keeping Miranda alive in his imagination he is both helped and hindered in moving on.
Quincey as a 20 year old is played by Allison Mack (Smallville) and the women that enter Rawdon and Quincey's lives are played by Brenda Strong (Desperate Housewives), Amy Pietz (Caroline in the City) and Joely Fisher ('Til Death).
Starring
Melora Hardin (The Office, Hannah Montana: The Movie, 17 Again)
Gildart Jackson (Charmed, Providence)
Brenda Strong (Desperate Housewives)
Allison Mack (Smallville)
Joely Fisher ('Til Death)
Amy Pietz (Aliens in America, Caroline in the City)
Jerry Hardin (X Files, Reds, The Firm, Milagro Beanfield War)
Don Michael Paul (The Island, Models Inc., Half Past Dead)
Soundtrack
Original Music by Grammy© Award Winner Paula Cole.
A Performance by Grammy© Award Winner Colin Hay.
Additional Songs and Performances by Kathrin Schorr and Tim Burlingame (Sweet Talk Radio), Dan Mackenzie, The Red and Matthew Lee.
"A movie that warms the heart... You soars with emotional power. It invigorates and awakens what we've all taken for granted." — WaterTown Daily Times
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"Melora Hardin uses the unthinkable to teach us to appreciate what's in front of us." — Boulevard Magazine
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"You is an honest look into the psyche surrounding grief." — WaterTown Daily Times
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"Melora Hardin Knows You" — Good Day LA
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Recently I was a part of the huge studio engines that so successfully brought Hannah Montana and 17 Again into the public consciousness. Our release of You is miniscule in comparison. It's just us! It feels overwhelming at times but it's also tremendously exciting to be one of the pioneers of releasing a film on the internet when everyone thinks this will, ultimately, be the future. By word of mouth, over the internet, we are attempting to make our movie The Little Engine that Could.
Gildart and I were asked by famed independent film agency Cinetic (John Sloss's company) to be one of the first feature films released and distributed over the internet. Most people believe that what happened to music on the internet will happen to movies and Cinetic recently started a new division of their company to be at the forefront of this seismic shift.
We are pioneering this new world of internet distribution with the release of You on Itunes® and Amazon® on May 8, 2009. — Melora
Wow what a year I've had so far, starting with fulfilling one of my dreams to star on Broadway, singing, dancing and acting all at once! CHICAGO was a blast and Roxie is just a fantastic character to play 8 times a week! Thanks to those who came out to see me and I wish you could've all seen me in my bliss!!!
Now I'm about to fulfill another dream of mine to get our film, You, out into the world. You is my directorial debut and is quite a family affair and a real passion project. My husband wrote the screenplay, I directed it, we both star in it and co-produced it together, our kids are in it, my parents are in it and lots of wonderful and talented friends like Brenda Strong, Allison Mack, Joely Fisher, Jerry Hardin, Don Michael Paul, and one of my very best friends, Paula Cole, wrote the title song and sings it for us. You is a touching love story that seems to really be moving audiences and that makes me very proud and happy. Movies are to be seen and I am so happy to finally be able to share it with you all. Thank you in advance for helping us send You out into the wide world in an effective and exciting way and helping another one of my dreams become a reality. We can't do it without you, the audience! — Melora
Sometimes we do things that we know are going to be hard even before we start. Making our movie You was one such thing. We made the film in 18 days, cut it over the next year and a half and just now are ready to let the world in and the movie out. You is my directorial debut and I am very proud and excited to give the film wings. Making You was truly a labor of love from start to finish and it's success in the world will mean I can make another film this way which was so fulfilling, challenging and wonderful it's hard to put into words. With your support, the movie will do what movies are supposed to do, be watched, move people, make us laugh, cry and feel. This film is a deep creative expression of mine and my family and I thank you for all of your interest in me and my work and thank you in advance for anyone who feels inspired to help make the release of You a success! — Melora