In the second chapter, the “bad thing” one, we find out why. In an unnamed New England liberal arts school, their professor, Preston Decker (Louis Cancelmi), is charming and perceptive. He recognizes ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Eva Victor fell in love with acting in a high school production of the musical “Spring Awakening.” “I was the tallest Wendla in ...

On our screens in 2025, there was no shortage of women overcoming seemingly insurmountable odds. Linda (Rose Byrne) in “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You,” Agnes (Jessie Buckley) in “Hamnet,” and Willa ...

Whenever Eva Victor hears that her directorial debut has resonated with someone, she says, it’s “very rewarding, and also sad.” Sorry, Baby, inspired by a dark ...

The film premiered at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, where Victor won the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award. By Lily Ford Eva Victor’s comedy-drama movie Sorry ...

“I realized that I desperately wanted to direct it. I just felt scared of not knowing [how], I never went to film school. My only time making stuff on my own had been videos with my iPhone," Victor ...

The writer-director-star made her feature debut with the film. By Lexi Carson Associate Editor Eva Victor, the film’s screenwriter and director and star, took to the stage to accept the award, ...

Sorry, Baby (2025) Film Review from the 48th Annual Sundance Film Festival, a movie written and directed by Eva Victor and starring Eva Victor, Naomi Ack ie, Louis ...

Sorry, Baby is the debut feature film from writer, director, and star Eva Victor, and is one that has already begun to paint them a bright future in the industry. The ...

The first thing to love about writer-director-star Eva Victor’s extraordinary debut “Sorry, Baby” is how she, as the young professor Agnes, tries, and fails, to ...

Eva Victor fell in love with acting in a high school production of the musical “Spring Awakening.” “I was the tallest Wendla in the history of the world,” deadpans Victor, 31, whose lanky 5-foot-11 ...

The first thing to love about writer-director-star Eva Victor’s extraordinary debut “Sorry, Baby” is how she, as the young professor Agnes, tries, and fails, to ...