See for Me (2022)











  • Movie Name: See for Me (2022)
  • Release Year: Jan 7, 2022 Indian
  • Language: Dual Audio (Hindi DD5.1– English)
  • Genre: Horror 
  • Subtitles: Yes (English)
  • Size: 970MB || 1GB || 3.8 GB 
  • Quality: 480p || 720p || 1080p | 2160p 4K – BluRay
  • Format: MKV.



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When blind former skier Sophie cat-sits in a secluded mansion, three thieves invade for the hidden safe. Sophie’s only defense is army veteran Kelly, who she meets on the See For Me app. Kelly helps Sophie defend herself against the invaders and survive.


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Skyler Davenport in "See for Me."

Skyler Davenport in "See for Me."Credit... IFC Midnight

By Jeannette Catsoulis

Jan. 6, 2022

See for MeDirected by Randall OkitaCrime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller1h 32m

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Since the time Audrey Hepburn tread lightly around three home-attacking hooligans "On pause Until Dark" (1967), the visually impaired individual in-danger story has been something of a diversion staple. And keeping in mind that Randall Okita's "See For Me" offers the oddity of a crippled person who is preferably less over ethically upstanding, this uninvolving thrill ride is pretty much as ailing in strain as validity.


Consider, for example, the police reaction time to the emergency call made by Sophie (Skyler Davenport), a youthful visually impaired lady whose comfortable house-sitting gig in upstate New York is hindered by three burglars. When law implementation appears, most hoodlums might have cleared out the property, organized it and put it available. Regardless of whether we excuse the film's pacing hiccups, we're actually left with a shockingly unsympathetic primary person — a short skiing champ turned frivolous evildoer because of a degenerative eye infection — and an area so ineffectively lit that its format remains frustratingly muddled.


The plot's coolest stunt is to have Sophie retaliate through an application that interfaces the outwardly impeded with located volunteers. Directed by one of these partners — an Army veteran (played by Jessica Parker Kennedy) who incidentally turns out to be a master at first-individual shooter computer games — Sophie takes on the gatecrashers in conventional feline and-mouse arrangements squintingly enlightened by her cellphone spotlight.


However Adam Yorke and Tommy Gushue's content features the person's — and the entertainer's — outstanding capacities (Davenport is legitimately visually impaired), it comes up short on the creative mind to investigate Sophie's plotting nature. Had it done as such, I may in any case have detested her, yet I would have been more disposed to pull for her.