Nicole Kidman's 'Holland, Michigan' Premiere Sparks Mixed Reviews

Nicole Kidman's latest film, 'Holland,' directed by Mimi Cave, presents a psychological thriller centered on the character Nancy Vandergroot, who suspects her husband Fred (Matthew Macfadyen) of infidelity. As she investigates his frequent work trips, the narrative unfolds into darker themes, revealing complex relationships and personal betrayals, including Nancy's own affair with her colleague, Dave (Gael García Bernal). Despite its intriguing premise, 'Holland' has received poor reviews, averaging around a 25% score on Rotten Tomatoes, with critics citing predictable plot elements and weak writing. Some reviewers note Kidman's performance and the film's first half as engaging, but ultimately, the film fails to deliver a compelling thriller experience. The movie is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video, having recently topped its charts despite the criticism. It showcases Kidman's continued collaboration with female directors while exploring themes of female desire and marital discord.