Amy Adams is generating buzz at TIFF with her new film 'Nightbitch', where she portrays a mother grappling with the challenges of suburban life and motherhood. The film, directed by Marielle Heller and based on Rachel Yoder's novel, explores themes of identity and reclaiming lost power, as the protagonist experiences a transformation marked by a newfound connection to her surroundings. In addition to 'Nightbitch', Adams is set to produce and star in 'Lazy Susans', a rock music comedy about moms forming a band during the pandemic, with a script by Annie Mumolo and Stan Chervin. While praised for her role in 'Nightbitch', Adams remains focused on audience connection rather than awards buzz. The film aims to highlight the strength of female-led narratives, balancing emotional depth with visual storytelling. 'Nightbitch' opens in theaters this December, alongside Adams' other upcoming projects.