Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- December 6, 2024 (1 year ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 38m
- Rating
- R
- Language
- English
- Origins
- Companies
- Annapurna Pictures, Archer Gray, Bond Group Entertainment, Defiant By Nature, Searchlight Pictures
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Cast View all
Amy AdamsMother
Scoot McNairyHusband
Ella ThomasNaya
Arleigh SnowdenSon
Zoë ChaoJen
Garrett C. PhillipsServer
Emmett SnowdenSon
Jessica HarperNorma
Mary HollandMiriam
Kerry O'MalleyMother's Mother
Adrienne Rose WhiteSally
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Crew View all
Marielle HellerDirector & Screenplay & Producer
Rachel YoderNovel & Executive Producer
Anne CareyProducer
Christina OhProducer
Sue NaegleProducer
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External reviews
When parenting tilts far enough to push you into canine territory? That’s Marielle Heller’s movie, delivering the unexpected.
Marielle Heller's adaptation is a wild combination of ideas that are balanced quite effectively. Oh, and Amy Adams turns into a dog.
NOW IN THEATERS! The loss of identity, sense of days blending together, anger toward your partner, and strong feelings of hopelessness and depression that ca...
Amy Adams goes all-in for "Nightbitch" though the movie itself arguably should've been even weirder.
Amy Adams takes a walk on the wild side in Marielle Heller's story of a woman who is going to the dogs
“Nightbitch” is a movie that is as bonkers as it sounds—the mundanity of suburban life drives a mother to morph into a dog—but Adams’ sharp, silly ...
The allegory is a bit confused, but the message still has bite in Marielle Heller’s surrealistic statement about all that women are asked to sacrifice 'for...
