Sorry, Baby15

Directed by Eva Victor | USA | 2025 | 1h 43m | Starring Naomi Ackie, Eva Victor, Louis Cancelmi, John Carroll Lynch, Lucas Hedges

Something bad happened to Agnes, but life goes on for everyone else. When a close friend visits, on the verge of a life-changing milestone, Agnes begins to see just how much she’s been standing still. As she starts to confront her past, a path forward slowly comes into view. Eva Victor writes and stars in their striking directorial debut, a surprisingly funny and tender exploration of healing from trauma.

Reviews

‘A captivating comedy-drama that avoids the reductive binary of hero or villain. Instead, Victor articulates the flaws of humanity, of people, but also the hope we can find in each other and ourselves.’
★★★★★
Hanna Flint, Time Out

‘What’s perhaps most striking about “Sorry, Baby” is the thread of genuine humanity and empathy that runs straight through it.’
★★★★
Kate Erbland, IndieWire

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