Ken Loach's social-realist drama Sorry We Missed You depicts a family sliding slowly out of the middle class — but depicts moments of joy amid the desperation.

‘Sorry We Missed You’: Film Review | Cannes 2019 Three years after winning the Palme d'Or with 'I, Daniel Blake,' director Ken Loach returns to Cannes with 'Sorry We Missed You,' a domestic ...

I’ll never forget the pleading that goes on in “Sorry We Missed You.” It’s desperate but futile. Life goes on, they say. So does the global marketplace. If you order a showe… ...

'Sorry We Missed You' offers no false promisesKen Loach seldom, if ever, makes feel-good movies. His 2016 film “I, Daniel Blake,” which won a BAFTA for Outstanding British Film, is a study of ...

Ken Loach’s latest film, Sorry We Missed You (the sign that Fed-ex and Amazon delivery people leave when you are not home) brilliantly captures the dehumanizing mania of late capitalism in which ...

At a moment when nearly everyone is relying on e-commerce to get by – while being forced to renegotiate the social contract at its most literal – “Sorry We Missed You” serves as a grim ...

Kris Hitchen (Ken Loach’s “Sorry We Missed You”) and George Osborne (“The Pendragon Cycle”) are set to lead the cast of “Contact Hours,” a short film addressing the issue of student ...

MOVIE REVIEW In ‘Sorry We Missed You,’ putting an all-too-human face on the gig economy By Ty Burr Updated April 1, 2020, 11:49 a.m.

SORRY WE MISSED YOU will screen at The Tivoli Theater (6350 Delmar) Thursday, Nov 14 at 7:10pm as part of this year’s St. Louis International Film Festival. Ticket information can be found HERE Ken ...

'Sorry We Missed You' is British filmmaker Ken Loach's requiem for the gig economy, via one working-class family's meltdown. Our review.

‘Sorry We Missed You’ Review: The Human Toll of That One-Click Buy In this Ken Loach film, a British family that’s barely getting by faces the peril that is the gig economy. Share full ...