Directed, written by, and starring Eva Victor, Sorry, Baby is a clever, emotionally resonant dramedy that examines the messy path of healing after trauma. Set in rural New England and told in five non-chronological chapters, the film centres on Agnes (Victor), a literature professor whose life is irrevocably altered by a sexual assault. The film opens with a reunion between Agnes and her close friend Lydie (Naomi Ackie), now pregnant and settled in New York. Visually, the film leans into understated cinematography: long, quiet takes and intimate close-ups capture Agnes’s internal turmoil and isolation. Overall, Sorry, Baby is a striking, assured debut, darkly funny, deeply felt, and refreshingly honest about what it means to move forward when you feel stuck.