"My mind is a wrung-out towel. Since Sundance, I've watched the film probably seven times. I have been asked how this story came to me 9 million times, and every time I'm asked I take a pause and pretend to think for a minute before answering, as if I haven't answered it 9 million times before."
"It's 7:20 a.m. and I'm at JFK airport after being in NYC for 25 hours. I will be back at JFK airport Saturday for a couple days again. But I love that people are finding the film. So it's worth it. It's worth it all!!!"
"I was really behind on Love Island so I caught up. I'm getting a lot of facials and going to Pilates. You can do this pose that feels really good on the hips. You've got your legs out and you're just totally open down there,"
Eva Victor premiered their directorial debut, Sorry, Baby, at Sundance in January. The film was produced by Barry Jenkins' Pastel and reportedly sold to A24 for $8 million during the festival. Victor attended Paris Fashion Week, screened the film at Cannes, and made a late-night debut on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Victor has been constantly traveling between East and West Coasts for press obligations ahead of the film's June theatrical release, often returning to airports within days. Victor reports watching the film multiple times and feeling mentally exhausted from repeated interviews, yet says audience response makes the effort worthwhile. Victor pursues self-care such as facials, Pilates, and catching up on reality television between engagements.
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