The thriller SEE FOR ME is flying under a lot of people’s radars and should not be missed. Skyler Davenport, a visually impaired, non-binary actor, stars as a blind former skier house sitting in a remote luxury cabin in this Canadian thriller. Davenport steals the show in one of the very few movies with an impaired actor starring in an impaired lead role. Director Randall Okita has made a film with exceptional spatial awareness, even when the camera is outside the cabin looking in, which adds to the tension once the home invaders have broken in. Add a dash of moral complexity, dipping its big toe in grey areas of entitlement and reasoning, and you’ve got a home invasion flick that rises above simply stopping the bad guys.