Written and directed by triple threat Eva Victor, Sorry, Baby beautifully walks the difficult tightrope between comedy and tragedy with a steady hand.

Victor's debut is the announcement of a major talent; they tell IndieWire about cat-centric PSAs, maintaining privacy, and ...

Eva Victor walks a tightrope with “Sorry, Baby,” a risk-taking feature debut that extracts both tears and laughter in its ...

The San Francisco-raised filmmaker uses unconventional storytelling to portray the lingering effects of trauma with emotional ...

The writer, director and star of the deeply personal 'Sorry, Baby' is one of the year's breakthrough talents, displaying a ...

Writer-director-star Eva Victor grapples with trauma via clear-eyed restraint and tonally precise humor, creating space for the messy ambiguity of the healing process.

Victor speaks to PEOPLE about the Barry Jenkins-produced film’s origins and the cathartic process of bringing it to life Whenever Eva Victor hears that her directorial debut has resonated with ...

Agnes has been the baby, and Agnes is like, I'm not the baby anymore. And so the baby takes on this pain of, I'm not gonna get all the love anymore, which is inherently selfish.

Produced by Barry Jenkins, Eva Victor's understated Sundance drama takes a nuanced look at the impact of a traumatic incident on a young grad student.

Now 31, Victor was born in Paris, raised in San Francisco and attended Northwestern University, where they were drawn, like a moth to the flame of probable career disaster, to comic improvisation ...