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More Information onSorry, Baby
Something bad happened to Agnes. But life goes on - for everyone around her, at least. Sorry, Baby featuring Eva Victor and Naomi Ackie is not currently available to stream, rent, or buy but you can add it to your want to see list for updates. It's a comedy and drama movie.
Director
Eva Victor
Lydie
Naomi Ackie
Preston Decker
Louis Cancelmi
Natasha
Kelly McCormack
Gavin
Lucas Hedges
Eleanor Winston
Hettienne Park
Devin
Cody Reiss
Logan
Jordan Mendoza
Professor Wilkinson
Anabel Graetz
The Man She Thought Was Decker
Jonathan Myles
Student
Danny Diaz
Doctor
Marc Carver
Elizabeth
Liz Bishop
Claire
Natalie Rotter-Laitman
Grocery Store Gianna
Francesca D'Uva
Clerk
Alison Wachtler
Judge
David J. Curtis
Producer
Adele Romanski
Producer
Barry Jenkins
Producer
Mark Ceryak
Executive Producer
Alex Orlovsky
Executive Producer
Alex Turtletaub
Executive Producer
Ana Leocha
Executive Producer
Catalina Rojter
Executive Producer
Duncan Montgomery
Executive Producer
Jack Selby
Executive Producer
Karol Baraton
Executive Producer
Lia Buman
Executive Producer
Michael B. Clark
Executive Producer
Neil Shah
Executive Producer
Pauline Boucheny Pinon
Executive Producer
Rick Covert
Executive Producer
Tim Foley
Executive Producer
Tim Headington
Composer
Robert Ouyang Rusli
Ratings & Reviews
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"Sorry, Baby" is praised for being a deep and thoughtful film. It is noted to be somewhat slow-paced but manages to remain engaging and not boring. Overall, it is well-executed and enjoyable.
I really enjoyed this movie. It is a bit slow, but not boring. Well done.
A deep thoughtful movie,
