amy Adams is set to star in Hungarian filmmaker Kornél mundruczó’s latest feature, At the Sea, which will compete for honors at the prestigious 76th Berlin International Film Festival next month. The drama-co-written by mundruczó adn Kata Wéber-follows a woman’s return to Cape Cod as she grapples with past trauma and a shifting sense of self. The Berlinale, running February 12-22, is a key event for discovering emerging and established international talent, and this project marks a significant addition to this year’s competitive programme.
Amy Adams will star in Kornél Mundruczó’s new film, At the Sea, which is set to premiere at the 76th Berlin International Film Festival, according to Filmtett.ro. The film centers on a woman returning to her family home in Cape Cod after rehabilitation, where she’s forced to confront a deeply buried trauma and question her identity outside of her dance career.
Joining Adams in key roles are Murray Bartlett, Chloe East, Brett Goldstein, and Dan Levy. Mundruczó co-wrote the screenplay with Kata Wéber. Viktória Petrányi produces alongside Mundruczó, and Yorick Le Saux—known for his work on films like Jim Jarmusch’s Only Lovers Left Alive, Greta Gerwig’s Little Women, and Claire Denis’ High Life—serves as the cinematographer. Dávid Jancsó is the film’s editor.
The 76th Berlinale will run from February 12 to February 22. The full list of competition films can be viewed here.
The Berlinale is a major launchpad for independent and international cinema, and the inclusion of At the Sea signals a strong start to the festival’s competitive lineup. Mundruczó’s previous work has garnered critical acclaim, and this new project, with its impressive cast and crew, is already generating significant buzz.
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