Sorry, Thanks

About This Movie

So, 'Sorry, Thanks' is one of those indie flicks that catches you off-guard. The whole vibe is kind of raw and unfiltered, which I dig. Kira’s character is juggling a dead-end job and her feelings post-breakup. She gets into this messy fling with Max—he's not exactly the poster boy for stability, but there’s something about his chaotic charm that pulls you in. The pacing feels natural, not rushed, allowing those awkward, real moments to breathe. And the performances are pretty solid; they really capture that sense of confusion and longing. It’s this blend of comedy and drama that feels very real, and the whole love triangle thing—it’s complicated, messy, maybe even a bit relatable. Not your cookie-cutter romance, that’s for sure.

Features a unique take on post-breakup dynamics.Strong character-driven narrative.Interesting exploration of moral ambiguity in relationships.