Mia Goth at “Infinity Pool” Photocall and Q&A at Berlin Film Festival

Mia Goth Steals the Show at Berlin International Film Festival Press Conference

Mia Goth, known for her roles in “Emma” and “Suspiria,” turned heads at the Berlin International Film Festival press conference for her upcoming movie, “Infinity Pool.” The actress made a bold fashion statement in a long-sleeved, ruched maxi dress that flattered her figure perfectly. The dress was gathered in a way that made it flow and sweep to one side, while the sleeves also had ruching for added texture. The cinched style of the dress was tailored to fit Goth’s body like a glove, giving her a stunning silhouette.

To complete the look, Goth kept it simple with minimal jewelry and straight, parted hair. But she didn’t shy away from making a statement with her choice of footwear. The actress opted for a pair of black pointed-toe pumps with thin heels and triangular toes. The glossy finish of the shoes added a touch of glamour to the stark white of her dress, making it a perfect match for the occasion. The footwear also added height to the petite actress, giving her a confident and sophisticated air.

Mia Goth Talks About Her Experience on Set

Apart from making a fashion statement, Mia Goth also shared her experience on the set of “Infinity Pool” during the press conference. The actress was accompanied by her co-star Alexander Skarsgard, and they spoke about their roles and working with each other. Goth plays the role of a woman who goes on a vacation with her husband, only to realize that they are trapped in a strange, isolated location.

Goth spoke about the challenges of filming in a remote location and how it helped her to get into character. She also praised the director for his vision and attention to detail, which made the filming experience more immersive. Goth’s co-star Skarsgard also spoke about the unique nature of the movie and how it differs from other thrillers. The panel was well-received by the audience and showed the actors’ dedication to their craft. Overall, it was a great experience for both the actors and the audience.