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Miss You, Love You

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A blunt, grieving widow, Diane Patterson (Allison Janney) is forced to plan her husband's funeral with a total stranger: her estranged son's assistant, Jamie Simms (Andrew Rannells). As they fumble through grief and their strange, darkly funny circumstances, buried secrets and long-held resentments surface, but their partnership becomes an unlikely conduit for connection, laughter, and healing for this mother and her unexpected surrogate son.
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Johanna Schneller Globe and Mail Jun 2
It’s sad and funny, unexpected and beautifully observed. Go to Full Review
Alison Herman Variety Jun 1
“Miss You, Love You” is a small film in scope, hence the bypassing of theaters for distribution on TV, but not in emotional payoff, as Diane and Jamie wrestle with a complex brew of resentment, recognition and, finally, forgiveness. Go to Full Review
John Anderson Wall Street Journal May 29
A virtual two-hander, “Miss You, Love You” is a rare accomplishment -- just enough of a good thing. Go to Full Review
Aaron Neuwirth We Live Entertainment 2h
7/10
As a two-hander built on dramatic and awkward energy, it works well enough. Go to Full Review
Tom O'Brien Next Best Picture 3d
7/10
Even with the theatrical nature of some dialogue, most of Rash’s script is sharp, funny, and, most of all, empathetic. Go to Full Review
John Stark Mac the Movie Guy Jun 7
87/100
I adore this. Janney is sublime, and Rannells is rarely asked to be this honest in a film. Go to Full Review
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Eric O. @Eric63 1d Compelling performances by the leads and an engaging portrayal of two strangers working through their unresolved grief involving the same person. One of the best films I’ve seen in a while. See more Horror fan 4 @Horrorfan4life 2d An amazing simple movie about a mother and a strangers time together planning her husband's funeral. The deep conversations they have about love,grief and relationships. The secrets and feelings released while in the same house is so heartbreaking and done so well. Janney and Rannells both gave great performances and deserve Oscar nominations. Tim Treakle See more Meri S. @mschroeder 3d Top notch acting with a very human story. See more Andrew R. @ADufresne 6d There are some really heartfelt moments but mostly it’s 90 minutes of watching two people argue See more Bev W. @BevAK 6d Sad and beautiful. The portrayal by Allison Janney of a grieving wife but more so a grieving mother was very moving. Andrew Rannells’ performance was excellent and a perfect offset to the bitterness of grief. The two together connected in a way that brought me compassion and understanding of how complicated relationships can be. I liked both characters very much. See more James K @jekol2 Jun 11 Honest and moving, with exceptional work from Alison Janney and Andrew Rannells -delivering the most personal and honest work I've ever seen him do. Somehow there is catharsis in the high desert light of New Mexico See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis A blunt, grieving widow, Diane Patterson (Allison Janney) is forced to plan her husband's funeral with a total stranger: her estranged son's assistant, Jamie Simms (Andrew Rannells). As they fumble through grief and their strange, darkly funny circumstances, buried secrets and long-held resentments surface, but their partnership becomes an unlikely conduit for connection, laughter, and healing for this mother and her unexpected surrogate son.
Director
Jim Rash
Producer
Kevin J. Walsh, Nat Faxon, Gigi Pritzker, Rachel Shane
Screenwriter
Jim Rash
Distributor
HBO
Production Co
Madison Wells
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
May 29, 2026
Runtime
1h 38m