Movie review: As the boss of ‘Babygirl,’ Nicole Kidman does a bad, bad thing
It’s tempting to see the film as a character study, but there’s a lot about Romy that Reijn would rather not share. Romy’s assistant, Esme (Sophie Wilde), mentions that her boss grew up in a cult. We catch a glimpse of it in a quick flashback. But there’s no pathological “a-ha!” moment. Romy is who she is.
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Pedro Almodóvar and Halina Reijn on exploring sex and death in 'The Room Next Door' and 'Babygirl' and making movies about ...
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Dutch writer-director Halina Reijn’s film follows a high-powered CEO and her intern. It may be confounding, at least the ...
"Father Figure" was written into the first draft of Babygirl 's script that Currier received from writer/director Halina ...
The need to perform in a sexually graphic film about a successful yet frustrated woman appears to be superfluous exercise, ...
With her daring new erotic thriller “Babygirl” hitting theaters Christmas Day, Nicole Kidman turns in yet another ...
We've been seeing an increase in explicit films being directed by women recently, and director Pedro Almodovar weighs in on it.
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