The documentary 'Sorry/Not Sorry' delves into comedian Louis C.K.'s rise to fame, his acclaimed work, and the sexual misconduct allegations that surfaced in 2017, leading to his public admission. It features firsthand accounts from women like Jen Kirkman, Abby Schachner, and Megan Koester, shedding light on C.K.'s inappropriate behavior. The film also explores the challenges faced by reporters investigating the allegations and the broader cultural implications of power dynamics and accountability in the comedy industry. 'Sorry/Not Sorry' highlights the impact on victims and the complexities of addressing misconduct in a male-dominated field, prompting discussions on how stardom and unequal power dynamics influenced responses to C.K.'s actions.