In the tense, single-take thriller Sorry, a simple evening takes a horrifying turn when a couple’s home is invaded by a mysterious and apologetic stranger. Jack Mumford and Phoebe Galbraith portray the terrified couple forced into a psychological game where the rules are unclear and the stakes are their lives. The intruder, played with chilling ambiguity by Caitlin Oakes, offers endless apologies while making increasingly sinister demands, blurring the line between victim and perpetrator. As the night wears on in real time, the characters are pushed to their absolute limits, with buried secrets and raw fears rising to the surface. Directed with relentless precision by Harrison Garner, this gripping film masterfully builds an atmosphere of claustrophobic dread, exploring the depths of human desperation and the haunting power of a word meant to heal.