Feature2015·112m·7.4

Miss You Already

When life falls apart, friends keep it together

ComedyDrama

The friendship between two life-long girlfriends is put to the test when one starts a family and the other falls ill.

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Cast

Drew Barrymore

Jess

Toni Collette

Milly

Dominic Cooper

Kit

Paddy Considine

Jago

Frances de la Tour

Jill

Jacqueline Bisset

Miranda

Tyson Ritter

Ace

Kumud Pant

Staff at Charity Gala

Noah Huntley

Company Executive

Mem Ferda

Ahmed

Janice Acquah

Nisha

Shola Adewusi

Athena

Lukas Rolfe

Little Lord

Fjokra

Lead Singer

Max Rinehart

Teenage Kit

Grace Schneider

Jess (10 yrs)

Sophie Brown

Scarlett (3 yrs)

Lucinda Raikes

Teacher

Shaz Lancaster

Roadie (uncredited)

Anjli Mohindra

Kira

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
$8.2M
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
New Sparta FilmsS Films

Crew

Director

Catherine Hardwicke

Writers

Morwenna Banks

Claire Finlay-Thompson

Costume Design

Amanda McArthur

Production Design

Harry Gregson-Williams

Original Music Composer

Elliot Davis

Director of Photography

Phillip J. Bartell

Editor

Gallery

Reviews

Reno

4/14/2016

7.0

> In a rare case when friendship comes before the family... This is not like one of those you have already seen cancer themed film, there's two main characters and their two sets of struggles. They both are very close friends since childhood. When they grow up, one settles down comfortably in life, but fall seriously ill and another one struggles to build a family. I think the film's strength was the development in every scene without wasting a bit. There's always something happens that keeps us alive. I expected the usual, but it gave me a different entertainment. In the movie everything was between two friends, even each had their own family to care about, this story concentrated what came between them and how they fought together. Great direction, shot in wonderful places, but the actors were decent. They should have been better, especially Toni Collette. To me the sentiments were very weak knowing the theme belong to the tearjerkers. Initially you might think it is a female version of '50/50', almost it was, but tried to be a different with additional story expansion. Overall a good movie, little fun to watch, you might enjoy it, but I can't guarantee. 7/10