Sorry We Missed You
Drama • 2019 • 1 hr 41 min
Starring
Kris Hitchen, Debbie Honeywood, Rhys Stone, Katie Proctor, Ross Brewster
Directed By
Written By
User Reviews
An emotive and sadening history about the effects of neoliberalism in the common man everyday life. Enlightening and profound.
A very efficient and emotive portrayal of nowadays jobs. The daily life struggle of working class goes way beyond human decency.
Just like I, Daniel Blake, this was a very good, well-acted and effective film, but too depressing that I can only watch it once. 7/10
Good depiction of how cruel and difficult life can be for the poor. Being loving and trying hard is no guarantee for success. Very sad
Wonderful drama...! Was Far better than parasite and platform.
Extremely, but realistically, bleak. Some scenes over the top, some absolutely beautiful. I had tears down my face at two different points.
If you've ever wondered how modern capitalism creates misery for workers, look no further. A brutal film, but an important one
It was a truly desperate and hurtful experience to watch, yet it's sharp with on-point representation of a warped society.
did anyone else sense something also? in their acting?
Depressing look at lower-middle class life, great acting but a rather simple story overall
Stats
Ratings
Attributes
Watch With
Trailer
Sorry We Missed You - official US trailer
Teaser
"Powerful, profound & urgent"
Trailer
SORRY WE MISSED YOU - Official Trailer [HD]
