After making waves on the festival circuit and sparking buzz with its unique blend of humor and introspection, A24’s Sorry, Baby is about to debut on digital streaming platforms. The eagerly awaited film, written and directed by Eva Victor and produced by acclaimed filmmaker Barry Jenkins, marks Victor’s directorial debut and showcases an ensemble of standout performances.
What is Sorry, Baby About?
Sorry, Baby follows Agnes, a woman reeling from an unnamed misfortune that’s left her emotionally stranded. As those around her continue with their lives, Agnes grapples with her inability to move forward. When a beloved friend visits during a significant personal milestone, Agnes is forced to confront her stagnation and begin the journey toward healing. The film delicately weaves comedy and drama, exploring grief, self-awareness, and the complexities of modern friendships.
Where to Watch Sorry, Baby Online?
According to industry sources, A24’s Sorry, Baby will launch via premium video-on-demand (PVOD) and digital platforms—including Amazon, Apple TV, and possibly others—on August 5, 2025. This digital release follows the film’s limited theatrical run, which began in the U.S. on June 27, 2025. Viewers can pre-order the film here for 24.99$ and be among the first to experience it from home. Note that this date is based on early reports and has not been formally confirmed by A24, which means it is still subject to change.
Where will Sorry Baby stream?
While A24 has yet to announce specifics about which subscription streaming service Sorry, Baby will land on after its digital debut, most A24 films typically become available to stream several months following their PVOD window. Since A24 has a partnership with Max, it’s most likely that the film will land on the streaming platform at some point. Keep an eye on future studio announcements for updates as the film’s streaming window approaches.
Cast, Creative Team, and Reception
Sorry, Baby stars Eva Victor, Naomi Ackie, Lucas Hedges, John Carroll Lynch, Louis Cancelmi, and Kelly McCormack, each delivering nuanced performances. The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival to critical attention before its limited U.S. theatrical release. Early responses highlight Victor’s sharp script, authentic direction, and the film’s heartfelt look at the messy process of moving on.
Why Watch Sorry, Baby?
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Distinctive Vision: Eva Victor’s debut behind the camera offers an original, emotional, and darkly comedic perspective on confronting change.
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Ensemble Talent: A strong cast brings depth and relatability to each character.
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Grounded Storytelling: The film’s blend of wit and realism makes it a standout for fans of smart, independently-minded cinema.
If you’re seeking a film that’s equally funny and poignant—one that explores hope, stagnation, and the bonds that bring us back to life—Sorry, Baby belongs at the top of your watchlist.
