Sorry

About This Movie

So, 'Sorry' is the third part of that Apple Family trilogy, picking up after 'Sweet and Sad.' The atmosphere is really moody, you know? It’s set on this tense election day, and the dinner table becomes this microcosm of personal and political upheaval. The pacing has this natural flow, giving room for the characters’ emotions to breathe. You really feel the weight of their discussions, which span loss, confusion, and the state of the nation. The performances are raw and grounded, which is what makes it distinctive; it’s not just about the dialogue but how they embody their characters’ struggles. It’s a slice-of-life drama that gets under your skin in an understated way.

This film is one of the lesser-known entries in the Apple Family trilogy, which adds an air of scarcity for collectors. It's primarily available on limited home video formats, making it a bit of a hunt for completists. Interest seems to fluctuate as it’s not as widely discussed as its predecessors, yet there’s a dedicated group that appreciates the quiet complexity of the series. Collectors may find value not just in the film itself but in its place within this unique trilogy.