See for Me is a 2021 Canadian thriller directed by Randall Okita and starring Skyler Davenport as blind former Olympian Sophie Scott, with Jessica Parker Kennedy lending her voice as Kelly, the gamer-turned-lifeline guiding Sophie through every perilous moment.

When three masked intruders descend on the isolated mansion Sophie is housesitting, she calls upon a smartphone app to turn her vulnerability into a strategic weapon—each calm instruction from Kelly becomes a matter of life and death.

Skyler Davenport delivers a magnetic lead performance, channeling steely resolve and raw emotion, while the formidable supporting cast—including Laura Vandervoort, Matthew Gouveia, and Kim Coates—raises the stakes with every sinister step.

Cinematographers Jordan Oram and Jackson Parrell drench grand corridors in alternating pools of opulent light and suffocating shadow, transforming every hallway into a potential death trap. James Vandewater’s razor-sharp editing snaps every creak, whisper, and heartbeat into place with breakneck precision, ensuring no ounce of dread goes unamplified. Jackson Parrell’s meticulous sound design, paired with Joseph Murray and Lodewijk Vos’s haunting score, turns silence into suspense and everyday noises into instruments of terror.

After its 2021 Tribeca Film Festival debut, critics on Rotten Tomatoes praised See for Me’s “nifty twist” and Davenport’s steely portrayal, cementing its status as a breakout indie thriller. Released by IFC Midnight in January 2022, it stormed to the top of VOD rental charts and soared into Netflix’s global Top 5, proving that audacious storytelling and ingenious resourcefulness can yield maximal impact.