The film from director Mimi Cave stars Nicole Kidman as Nancy, a teacher who believes her husband, Matthew Macfadyen’s Fred, is leading a double life. She enlists the help of he

Holland does require viewers’ patience because of its slow-burn pacing, but it has an effective use of atmosphere, performance, and craft.

SXSW: Mimi Cave's long-in-the-works Midwestern satire takes about an hour and 40 minutes to get going. Then, the movie is over.

Described as a “wildly unpredictable thriller”, Holland is a film full of twists and turns starring Aussie favourite, Nicole Kidman. Directed by Mimi Cave, the film follows life in a picture-perfect town, when suddenly Nancy’s (played by Nicole) life takes a dark turn.

Kidman was joined at the SXSW premiere of “Holland” by her costars Matthew Macfadyen, Gael García Bernal, and Jude Hill. In the film, which also features Rachel Sennott, Lennon Parham, and more, Kidman stars as a teacher whose life is turned upside down when she begins to suspect that all is not what it seems with her husband.

As Nicole Kidman continues her mission to champion female directors, her latest role in writer-director Mimi Cave's 'Holland' does not disappoint.

Premiering at SXSW, the film marks director Mimi Cave’s highly anticipated follow-up to Fresh and showcases Kidman in a mesmerizing turn as Nancy Vandergroot, a seemingly ordinary home economics teacher whose life unravels in