‘Sorry, Baby’ Director Eva Victor Interview at Sundance

Eva Victor is a comic star and social media. But during the epidemic, she said that time slowed and moved from comedy to “falling in love with watching movies.” All of this led her to appear for the first time in her “sorry, darling”, a drama of shock – but more importantly about friendship and joy.

Victor said in the process of writing this and making it. Indiewire StudioDropbox presented, it was a form of “treatment” of what it described as a very personal story.

“It was definitely an attempt to put myself through a kind of treatment, it is a story about healing, and in some superstructures, writing was an attempt to do so, which makes it an attempt to do so,” he said. “the film It revolves around this serious thing in some respects, but it is about the time and friendship that you are going through through this. Many of the movie revolves around trying to find joy, and this is what our characters do together in the movie. ”

the Logan “sorry, darling” Simply put, “something bad for Jansia, but life continues … for everyone around it, at least.” It is a film about two friends, one of which has a personal crisis and the other ripens and a family begins. But although he deals with heavy features, he connects a needle and finds some funny moments.

Victor said: “The film really punches people who are evil or inherent and really fever the lives of people who are doing their best,” Victor said. “This is the place where comedy lives, in the joy of friendship and enjoying harsh people and not those we love.”

The stars of Victor, Naami Aki, and Lucas Hedges joined the Indiewire Studio, and each was dazzling the materials and honesty that Victor brought to the text.

“I felt to live. The thing that I was really excited to explore was the friendship in which she lived for a long time, and the challenge is how to do it with someone you don’t know …” with Victor. “I felt that this would be an environment where I can explore this quiet performance that does not revolve around exactly the extension and change of who you are, but to communicate with the people around you.”

“I felt that he reminded me of the things that I loved, but at the same time I felt it was her own.” “This reminded me of some of the films that really comfort me and I look forward to being part of it, yet I felt innovation, like you you did not try to do these things. You were just trying to be really honest with yourself.”

“Sorry, my love” was first shown in Sandans Film Festival. He is looking for distribution.

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