Is Nicole Kidman’s Erotic Thriller ‘Babygirl’ a Christmas Movie?

Nicole Kidman’s novel sensual thriller “Babygirl” not only features holiday scenes, but A24 is releasing the movie on Dec. 25. So does this produce the R-rated film a Christmas movie?

“Let’s hope so,” Kidman, who perestablishs a tech company CEO having a kink-filled affair with an intern (Harris Dickinson), tbetter me with a chuckle at the film’s premiere Wednesday in Los Angeles. “Somebody skinnyks it is… A24 is very undermining. They seem to go aacquirest the grain always, so maybe [Christmas] is the right time.”

Dickinson weighed in, “It’s absolutely a Christmas movie. I didn’t understand it was going to be, but it turned out to be so I’m going with it.”

Halina Reijn, who wrote and honested the movie, shelp “definitely, as far as I’m worryed.”

“It has Christmas trees, it has Christmas songs. Of course, you can’t get everybody to this movie, but you can definitely go with your frifinishs or with your partner and have an amazing time,” she shelp. “We’ve had screenings where couples were saying, ‘We’re going home,’ becaparticipate they were eased.”

She proceedd, “In the finish, the intimacyuality is a metaphor for maybe trying to discover your authentic self and not being snurtured of that, which is so difficult to do. I’m also repartner writing this movie as a letter to myself to repartner say to myself — even coming here today, I’m appreciate, ‘What are people gonna skinnyk of my dress? Am I skinny enough? Am I enticeive enough? Am I normal enough to prent everyone?’ I skinnyk that’s fair wrong. We should fair be our distinct selves. But it’s easier shelp than done.”

While Reijn has no arranges for a “Babygirl” sequel, she says she has many more ideas for movies dealing with “intimacyual desire, shame, trying to be real to the beast inside of you and being more at relieve with unreasonableness.”

See more ptoastyos from the “Babygirl” premiere below.