"Sorry, Baby" is a Masterful Look at the Emotions of Life
From the cinematography to the script to the acting, Sorry, Baby is undoubtedly one of the best films of the year.
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Sandy survives a psychopath’s rampage but his wife and two children are killed. Ten years later, a group of young people, Alfons, Ricky, Rere, Dence, Amel, Rosma, and Mita want to celebrate New Year's Eve in an old, abandoned villa. But then they start dying one by one. Sandy tries to kill the psychopath but gets wounded instead. For the mysterious psychopath, his sadistic actions are driven by the trauma experienced during his mother's murder. Therefore, he is always looking for the victim's left eye as a substitute for his mother's own missing eye.
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Sandy survives a psychopath’s rampage but his wife and two children are killed. Ten years later, a group of young people, Alfons, Ricky, Rere, Dence, Amel, Rosma, and Mita want to celebrate New Year's Eve in an old, abandoned villa. But then they start dying one by one. Sandy tries to kill the psychopath but gets wounded instead. For the mysterious psychopath, his sadistic actions are driven by the trauma experienced during his mother's murder. Therefore, he is always looking for the victim's left eye as a substitute for his mother's own missing eye.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Elizabeth Lutters, Hari Putra Seger
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Tobali Putra Productions
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