See You Yesterday

The film centers on C.J. and Sebastian, teenage geniuses working to perfect their homemade time machine. When C.J.'s brother is fatally shot by police, they embark on multiple trips to alter the past and prevent the tragedy. The narrative combines elements of science fiction with real-world social commentary, creating a layered story about the consequences of altering time.

Produced by Spike Lee's 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks, See You Yesterday benefits from a team committed to telling diverse and meaningful stories. Director Stefon Bristol, making his feature debut, brings a fresh voice to the genre, balancing action and emotional depth. The cast includes Eden Duncan-Smith as C.J., with Michael J. Fox appearing in a supporting role, adding a nod to the time travel genre legacy.

Collectors will find See You Yesterday on both Blu-ray and DVD, formats that preserve its visual and narrative details. The film’s relatively short runtime of 86 minutes makes it accessible for repeated viewings, useful for fans interested in its complex plot. Its blend of genres—science fiction, drama, adventure, crime, and action—adds to its appeal for collectors who appreciate films that cross conventional boundaries.

The film’s depiction of time loops, and the ethical questions around changing history, aligns it with other notable time travel stories, but with a unique cultural perspective. Collectors interested in contemporary social themes in genre films will find this title a relevant addition, especially given its production background and the growing interest in stories addressing race and justice through speculative fiction.