Love gets complicated when nobody knows the whole story.

In this sharp, stylish romantic dramedy from director Annabelle Dexter-Jones, Sorry, Baby dives into the chaotic emotional lives of three New Yorkers entangled in a triangle of ambition, betrayal, and self-discovery.

The story follows Heather (played by Dexter-Jones), a quietly unfulfilled dental assistant whose life is upended when she discovers that her boyfriend, Dana (Will Janowitz), has been secretly dating Heather’s best friend, Misha (Julian Rozzell Jr.). As the tangled web unravels, each character is forced to confront their own insecurities, desires, and the quiet desperation of modern love.

Set in the moody corners of Brooklyn with a lo-fi, indie edge, Sorry, Baby explores what happens when the lies we tell each other—and ourselves—finally catch up. With dry humor, raw emotion, and a killer soundtrack, the film captures the messy, tender truth about relationships in transition.

A breakout from the festival circuit and an IFC Films release, Sorry, Baby is an intimate, smart, and slightly chaotic story of love lost, identity found, and the awkward beauty in between.