Sorry, Baby - Reviews

As sobering as the film gets, it remains, as a work of art and expression of Victor’s thoughtful voice, a real joy.

The jury is still out on how long Eva Victor will leave her mark (to be fair, it’s her first time out) but her directorial debut, “Sorry, Baby,” proves she’s a writer and director who deserves your attention.

...a warm, bitingly funny refocus of the trauma plot.

Eva Victor’s devastatingly funny look at rebuilding after trauma.

...a movie that’s at once approachable, incredibly perceptive, and subtly stirring.

...it’s a film that lingers around you in the middle of the night, demanding to be sat with despite the danger of drawing blood, both disruptive and strangely reassuring.

...is not a lighthearted comedy nor a dour drama, but a somewhat irreverent tribute to everyday survival after a Bad Thing.

...is devoid of sensationalism. Instead, it strikingly chooses to keep its more disturbing moments — no matter how pivotal — off-camera.

Tender and reassuring – a film about holding on to each small, good thing.

A star is born in Eva Victor’s remarkable depiction of assault and survival.

Shot on location in Northeastern Massachusetts, chilliness hangs in the air of every frame, but Sorry, Baby – a uniquely special thing – is suffused with warmth.

Ett traumatiskt, självupplevt övergrepp är ämnet för Eva Victors regidebut. Ändå finns här ett avväpnande förhållningssätt i en film man unnar alla att upptäcka.

En varm film där mobilförbud och bokläsande också spelar en trevlig roll.

...en rörande förskjuten skildring av konsekvenserna av ett övergrepp.