After his first marriage breaks up, New York psychiatrist Larry Livingston (Jeff Bridges) is about to try something even scarier: marriage #2. Alan J. Pakula wrote as well as directed this engaging slice of modern romance, using his own remarriage as an inspiration. Larry's second marriage carries lots of baggage from the past. He's still vulnerable to his ex (Farrah Fawcett), his new wife (Alice Krige) is temporarily overseas and all hell breaks loose at home. Yearning for attention, his stepdaughter (Drew Barrymore) has been jailed for shoplifting and his stepson (Lukas Haas), grieving for his deceased dad, has disappeared. From the tangles and confusions divorce and remarriage can cause - and from a wonderful ensemble of actors, Pakula creates a moving celebration of love - and family - the second time around.

SEE YOU IN THE MORNING is a sensitive drama that deals with the problems of new marital partnerships and the pressures put on children in these circumstances. Semi-autobiographical, based loosely on director Alan J. Pakula's private life, the film stars Jeff Bridges (TUCKER) and widow Alice Krige (Beth Goodwin) as his second wife. The children from both previous marriages are unhappy with their parents' new relationships, and both adults have to deal with their own pasts in order to move on. The cast includes Macaulay Culkin (HOME ALONE), Farrah Fawcett (CHARLIE'S ANGELS, EXTREMITIES) and Lukas Haas (WITNESS), who give earnest performances.