Pedro Almodóvar and Halina Reijn have a lot in common. They’re linked by Jean Cocteau’s 1930 play “The Human Voice,” which Almodóvar adapted into a short film (starring Tilda Swinton) as ...

'Babygirl' director Halina Reijn talks directing Nicole Kidman in sex scenes — and the milk moment involving ... "I've experienced a lot of men sitting in high chairs with North Face jackets, ...

Halina Reijn's "Babygirl," starring Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson, ... The camera sinks down with her, framing her face in a close-up, while Samuel becomes a blur in the background: ...

Pedro Almodóvar and Halina Reijn have a lot in common. They’re linked by Jean Cocteau’s 1930 play “The Human Voice,” which Almodóvar adapted into a short film (starring Tilda Swinton) as ...

Facebook X Reddit Email Save. In the opening scene of Halina Reijn’s delightfully lascivious “Babygirl,” the high-powered shipping industry CEO Romy Mathis (Nicole Kidman) is having an orgasm.

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To Reijn, our entrapment in patriarchy also contributes to younger viewers’ hesitation. She says patriarchy breeds a very specific type of sexuality onscreen—too in-your-face, stripping sex ...

Halina Reijn’s frank sexual odyssey begins as it means to go on, with a level of candor that many audiences will find hard to process. They’ll buy into Nicole Kidman’s performance alright ...

Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson star in 'Babygirl,' Halina Reijn's twisty take on the erotic thriller, also featuring Antonio Banderas.

A profile of Halina Reijn, who made Kidman’s latest movie, co-starring Harris Dickinson and Antonio Banderas, and the horror comedy “Bodies Bodies Bodies.” Alex Barasch reports.

Just as its characters shift roles in their erotic game of cat and mouse, Halina Reijn’s third feature Babygirl fluently shifts between erotic thriller, existential melodrama and corporate satire. At ...