At the Sea premiered Monday, Feb. 16 at Berlinale (the 2026 Berlin Film Festival) though its six-time Oscar-nominated star, 51, wasn't able to attend. Instead, Adams sent a message to the 2026 Berlin Film Festival emphasizing how proud she is of the project, Variety reports.
“Thank you to the Berlin Film Festival for hosting the world premiere of At the Sea this evening, and for continuing to support independent filmmaking," Adams wrote in her message, per Variety. "Your support is invaluable to me and to independent storytelling around the globe. I’m sorry I’m not there in person, but I know Kornél is representing us very well.”
At the Sea also features other big names, such as:
Murray BartlettBrett GoldsteinChloe EastDan LevyJenny SlateRainn Wilson"Once the face of her late father’s renowned dance company, she built an identity tethered to his legacy and the cost of growing up in his shadow. Laura’s functional alcoholism, long ignored by everybody, finally reached a breaking point after a drunk-driving accident with her young son in the car," the film's synopsis reads in part. "Now sober, she comes home changed, but to a family unprepared for this."
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