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.

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

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 plays Nancy Vandergroot, a home economics teacher, wife and mother of one whose domestic existence is turned upside down after her husband’s hidden proclivities come to light. It’s a deliciously weird hybrid, courtesy of screenwriter Andrew Sodroski: part romcom, part horror, the whole of it completely bonkers.

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