A Minute With: Amy Adams on 'Arrival,' awards and 'Disenchanted'

By Piya Sinha-Roy LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Despite having five Oscar nominations under her belt, actress Amy Adams said she feels "inauthentic" campaigning for herself during Hollywood's awards season, although buzz is building around her latest role as an intuitive linguist in sci-fi film "Arrival." "I have to make it something other than myself because promoting myself just feels inauthentic to me," she told Reuters, adding she would rather bring attention to people "that maybe aren't on the poster" for the film. Q: What does "Arrival" offer that is so different from what we usually see in sci-fi alien films?