"Nightbitch" effectively portrays a woman's internal struggle with the loss of identity after becoming a mother, showcasing her intense loneliness and frustration in a demanding role.
Directed by Marielle Heller, the film touches on themes of maternal rage and societal expectations, beautifully framing Amy Adams' performance as both haunting and relatable in her character’s descent into madness.
In a poignant scene, the protagonist expresses her fears: "I'm deeply afraid that I'm never going to be smart, or happy or thin, ever again," highlighting her deep insecurities and struggles.
Adams instills a fiery intelligence in her character, who's grappling with grief for her past self—revealing the complexities of motherhood and personal sacrifice with emotional depth.
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