The film 'Sorry We Missed You' earns high marks for its direction and performances, offering a sincere depiction of individuals struggling to get by within an unforgiving structure. It’s a moving look at working-class lives. 8/10

Ken Loach’s most recent film, ‘Sorry We Missed You,’ examines family relationships alongside the compromises made by society to enable rapid home deliveries. The movie finds its subtle and genuinely affecting moments in the portrayal of working-class parents and their kids. It's through these understated depictions that the 83-year-old director achieves a complex and moving effect.