You

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.

Cast

Melora Hardin

as Miranda

Gildart Jackson

as Rawdon

Brenda Strong

as Paula

Allison Mack

as Quincey

Amy Pietz

as Sam

Jerry Hardin

as Rex

Don Michael Paul

as Jack

Joely Fisher

as Kimberly

Dorothy Beatty

as Kerry

Adam Brooks

as Dan

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