Kidman and Dickinson play with power dynamics in Babygirl
In case anyone doubts her, Nicole Kidman remains one of the most talented movie stars, still working, and proves it again in Babygirl. Kidman exists among a tiny group of actors who can effortlessly disappear into their diverse set of challenging roles. Babygirl represents another winning entry in her extensive filmography, which is a monumental testament to the longevity of her acting prowess. Babygirl is writer/director Halina Reijn’s follow-up to her comedy horror sleeper hit, Bodies Bodies Bodies. On the surface, the two films have very little in common, but within their respective stories is an incisive exploration of power dynamics and modern concepts of gender roles. Continue reading “Film Review: “Babygirl””