Last year, Amy Adams starred in Nightbitch, another adaptation of a novel that looked at the pain associated with motherhood and postpartum depression.
…last year we saw Amy Adams howling at the moon as NIGHT BITCH…
Late last year, another literary adaptation of a struggling mother came and left theaters without much attention. Nightbitch used a body horror metaphor to depict the mental state of an unhappy woman (Amy Adams) as she confronted her unease over her identity.
…films like Tully and Nightbitch that occupy similar territory…
Die My Love is what you get if you make Nightbitch without worrying about being approachable.
…with an emerging canon presenting a more clear-eyed portrait of women buckling under domestic stress – in last year’s Nightbitch, this fall’s If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, and now Lynne Ramsay’s hallucinatory picture of postpartum depression, Die My Love.