See You in the Morning is a 1989 romantic drama film written and directed by Alan J. Pakula. It stars Jeff Bridges as Larry Livingstone, an established psychologist and professor who recently went through a divorce with his model wife (played by Alice Krige). Despite feeling somewhat burnt out on love, Larry finds himself falling for Beth Goodwin (played by Alice Krieg's real-life husband, Liam Neeson), a young widow with two small children.
However, Beth and her kids (played by Gaby Hoffmann and Drew Barrymore) are still deeply mourning the loss of their husband and father, and Larry must work hard to gain their trust and break through their emotional barriers. Meanwhile, Larry also struggles to balance his new relationship with his ex-wife and his own two children.
The film explores themes of grief, forgiveness, and second chances, as Larry and Beth navigate their increasingly complicated feelings for each other and learn to move forward from their respective losses. The film's emotional depth is further enriched by strong performances from the cast, particularly Bridges and Hoffmann.
See You in the Morning was not a commercial success upon its release, but has since gained a cult following among fans of romantic dramas. It has been praised for its nuanced portrayal of grief and its willingness to delve into complex emotional territory.