Sorry, Baby' director Eva Victor spoke about why making her feature directorial debut was like a form of 'therapy' for her.

Victor also wrote and stars - alongside Naomi Ackie and Lucas Hedges - in this Sundance-premiering film about a young New England academic gradually recovering from a sexual assault.

A review of Sundance Competition film, 'Sorry, Baby' from writer and director Eva Victor, who excels in her feature filmmaking debut.

In "Sorry, Baby," the defining moment of Agnes' adult life happens off-camera, but it haunts nearly every other scene in the movie. A standout of the U.S. dramatic competition at Sundance, Eva Victor's disarming funny,

Eva Victor chronicles the story of a woman reeling from an assault with a mixture of comedy and compassion in her debut film "Sorry, Baby."

Eva Victor stars in her own sparkling directorial debut 'Sorry, Victor,' a world premiere at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival

Victor wrote, directed, and stars in the narrative film, which premiered in competition at the Sundance Film Festival.

While directing her first feature "Sorry, Baby," Eva Victor received a lot of encouragement from a reliable mentor - Academy Award winner Barry Jenkins. Victor - whose popularity soared during the pandemic lockdown via countless social media comedy videos - was approached by Jenkins via DM after they followed each other on Instagram.