Amy Adams Shines in 'Nightbitch' as Motherhood Turns Surreal

The film explores the complex emotional landscape of a stay-at-home mom who believes she's becoming a dog.

Nightbitch, starring Amy Adams, premiered at the London Film Festival and will be released in December.
The film, directed by Marielle Heller, is an adaptation of Rachel Yoder's novel and uses a surreal narrative to explore the challenges of motherhood.
Critics praise Adams for her raw and honest portrayal of a mother grappling with identity loss and societal pressures.
The film blends dark comedy with elements of body horror, depicting the protagonist's transformation as a metaphor for her emotional journey.
While reviews are mixed, many highlight the film's unique take on the isolation and monotony often experienced in motherhood.