Sorry, Haters

About This Movie

Sorry, Haters dives deep into the unraveling psyche of a post-9/11 America. The film's atmosphere is heavy, charged with tension and the weight of societal fears. You have this Arab cab driver navigating the city's streets, juxtaposed with a professional woman who's clearly struggling with her own demons. It's a slow burn, the pacing almost deliberate, allowing the audience to feel the discomfort and connection between these two characters. Performances are raw and authentic, capturing that fragility of human connection in a world rife with prejudice. The film's distinctive take on race and identity is haunting, making you reflect on the complexity of personal and societal emotions. It’s definitely a conversation starter, layered and thought-provoking.

Themes of identity and prejudice are front and center.The performances really ground the heavy atmosphere.Pacing allows for a deep dive into character psyches.