The highly anticipated first trailer for Sorry, Baby has officially been unveiled, generating excitement among fans of independent cinema. This compelling new drama film from A24 is both written and directed by the talented Eva Victor. The film, which has been produced by the esteemed Barry Jenkins, is poised for its theatrical debut across the United States in June, promising a gripping narrative that will resonate with audiences.
The intriguing synopsis of the film reveals a haunting premise: “Something bad happened to Agnes. But life goes on… for everyone around her, at least.” This sets the stage for a powerful exploration of resilience and recovery in the face of trauma, drawing viewers into the emotional landscape of the characters.
Be sure to check out the Sorry, Baby trailer embedded below (and explore additional trailers and clips for more insights):
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The Sorry, Baby trailer introduces viewers to the character of Agnes, portrayed by Eva Victor herself, as she embarks on a challenging journey of recovery from a harrowing sexual assault. The emotional weight of her experience is palpable, and the trailer artfully captures the complexities of her struggle, showcasing the raw and poignant moments that define her path to healing.
Alongside Victor, the film boasts a talented ensemble cast, including Naomi Ackie (known for her role in Mickey 17), Lucas Hedges (star of Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri), John Carroll Lynch (Fargo), Louis Cancelmi (featured in Killers of the Flower Moon), Kelly McCormack (A League of Their Own), E. R. Fightmaster (Grey’s Anatomy), Hettienne Park (from Hannibal), and many more talented actors. This diverse cast adds depth and nuance to the narrative, promising a rich cinematic experience.
Notably, this film marks Eva Victor‘s debut as a feature film director. Previously, she gained recognition for creating engaging videos for Comedy Central and showcased her acting skills as Rian in Showtime’s Billions. Her transition to directing is eagerly watched by fans and critics alike, as they anticipate her unique artistic vision.
Having made its world premiere at the prestigious Sundance Film Festival earlier this January, Sorry, Baby has already garnered significant critical acclaim. The film currently holds an impressive score of 95 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, reflecting the positive reception and high expectations from audiences ahead of its release.
Sorry, Baby is set to hit theaters in the United States on June 27, 2025, under the banner of A24, a studio renowned for its commitment to producing thought-provoking and artistically driven films. Mark your calendars for this significant release that promises to deliver a powerful narrative and stellar performances.
