Summary
"Sorry, Baby" is a movie about a woman named Agnes, who is dealing with life after a sexual assault. The movie is told in out-of-order chapters, showing different times in Agnes' life, and it explores her journey of healing and relationships.
Key Facts
- The movie is called "Sorry, Baby" and it follows a character named Agnes.
- Agnes is an English literature professor at a small university.
- The story begins with Agnes living near her campus and being close friends with Lydie.
- Agnes was sexually assaulted by her mentor, Preston Decker, during her grad school days.
- The film shows the assault’s impact on Agnes and her healing process.
- The narrative is non-linear, meaning the story is not told in a straight line but jumps around different years.
- Agnes and her friend Lydie have a strong bond, supporting each other during this difficult time.
- The movie also explores themes of misunderstood feminist solidarity and how trauma is depicted in films.
