In Sorry, Baby, a significant incident occurs when Agnes, a twentysomething English PhD student, meets her thesis adviser, leading to an uncomfortable situation. After their meeting, Agnes returns home and recounts her experiences to her best friend Lydie in a detached manner, reflecting the confusion and emotional turmoil that follows such an event. The film skillfully captures these moments of silence and emotional weight, offering a fresh perspective on the portrayal of sexual assault aftermath, differing from conventional depictions seen in recent years post-#MeToo.
Eva Victor's debut feature presents a chilling yet economical portrayal of the aftermath of sexual assault through the experiences of Agnes, an English PhD student.
Agnes recounts her experience with her thesis adviser in a detached manner, creating a poignant scene that subtly conveys the horror and confusion surrounding sexual violence.
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