'Sorry, Baby' and the End of the Trauma Plot

In a fair world, how we behave would determine how we are treated. But life often feels the other way round. Sorry, Baby, starring debut director Eva Victor, concerns the pain of being alive and knowing it. We are trapped in the way others treat us and, as Victor’s character Agnes Ward explains, people can treat us in different ways. They can be “respectful, like you’re a person who lives and breathes and thinks for themself”. But then there are also “some ways people treat you are not that way, and they’re bad”.