Amy Adams stars in 'Nightbitch', a darkly comedic film that explores the challenges and transformations of motherhood, set to release on December 6. Directed by Marielle Heller and based on Rachel Yoder's novel, the film showcases Adams' character, an overworked mother who feels herself morphing into a dog, grappling with her identity and frustrations in suburban life. The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), where both Adams and Heller discussed the isolation of motherhood and the societal discomfort around female rage. The set was lively, featuring 12 dogs, leading to some chaotic moments, including a scene where Adams inadvertently spooked the dogs. Despite its unique premise, early reactions to the film have been mixed, raising questions about its awards potential amidst stiff competition. The film's surreal elements, including graphic scenes, elicited a range of reactions from the audience during its premiere.