Hungarian director Kornél Mundruczó directs Amy Adams in the Berlinale competition film “At the Sea,” which might be his most accessible film yet.
“I’m just grateful I get to tell my stories in English and make American movies. I certainly didn’t want to make a ‘European’ film in the U.S. and just sink into the Atlantic Ocean,” he smiles, but there’s more to his statement.
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“I’ve been blacklisted in Hungary for years,” he admits.
“Ever since ‘Evolution’, I’ve received very little support. The last film that got real financing was ‘Jupiter’s Moon’ back in 2017. Since then, I’ve applied a
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