This movie premiered at Sundance and has got rave reviews, just announced today that it got acquired by A24

As the logline for “Sorry, Baby” teases: “Something bad happened to Agnes. But life goes on… for everyone around her, at least.” Comedian Eva Victor wrote, directed and stars in the film, about a college professor who is recovering from sexual assault. Naomi Ackie and Lucas Hedges co-star in “Sorry, Baby,” which was produced by “Moonlight” filmmaker Barry Jenkins. The movie premiered on Monday night at the Eccles Theatre, where the audience in Park City embraced the poignant drama with a standing ovation.

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fav movie of the year so far!

I’m in bro. This movie has me and @Misfit stamp of approval

plot kind of sounds like 'i used to be funny'

Eva Victor the next Greta Gerwig

Looks just as good as the festival reactions made it seem. Been keeping up with this but somehow missed that Naomi Ackie was in it

Can't wait for everyone to see this. Think it's gonna be really beloved by the general public

Best original screenplay nom next year if that’s the case

ladybird lost to get out in 2018

sorry, baby will lose to sinners 2026 (hopefully)

Really good trailer too, gives nothing away

Seeing this tonight with Eva Victor doing a Q&A afterwards, should be dope

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Twas a bop, Eva Victor's definitely got next. Lotta rawness that's beautifully distilled onscreen and it just feels pretty earnest / honest ultimately. Very much looking forward to what all else she does from here. 9/10

Just remembered this is officially coming out this weekend, excited for everyone to get to see it

Been watching interview with Eva. They’re kinda cute huh can’t wait for the movie Eva seems like a real fresh new talent

Follow up gonna be crazy too

loved this

Eva is insanely funny

finally seeing in theaters on Friday

Damn this not getting the attention it deserves. Eva Victor is insanely talented. My first exposure to them but I’ll be checking for anything they’re in after this.

A24 is burying it sadly. Looks like its "wide release" is only 338 theaters

Very glad I caught it online during Sundance

Incredibly beautiful film