City Weekly · Film
Movie Reviews: BABYGIRL, A COMPLETE UNKNOWN, NOSFERATU
Writer/director Halina Reijn is hardly the first filmmaker to address characters exploring a submissive kink but she's still able to find a couple of unique angles in the psychology of desire.
Babygirl Nosferatu A Complete Unknown Babygirl Writer/director Halina Reijn is hardly the first filmmaker to address characters exploring a submissive kink— Secretary and Phantom Thread , among others, beat her to that punch—but she's still able to find a couple of unique angles in the psychology of desire.
Her protagonist is Romy Mathis (Nicole Kidman), a corporate CEO with a husband (Antonio Banderas) and two daughters who finds herself drawn to new intern Samuel (Harris Dickinson) when he provides her with the chance to release her inner bottom.
This is a 600 character excerpt. Read the full story at City Weekly, where it was published on December 26, 2024.
Avenews summarizes City Weekly coverage and connects it to places, awards and neighborhoods. The reporting is theirs.
Ask Ave: What are the main takeaways of "Movie Reviews: BABYGIRL, A COMPLETE UNKNOWN, NOSFERATU"Read it at City Weekly