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Breathtaking in the cheeky “Babygirl”, the star fascinates, disturbs, indisposes but does not leave you indifferent. From Isabelle Huppert to Juliette Armanet, six personalities give us their views on her.
Actress for forty years, star for twenty-five, Nicole Kidman is ageless. The cinema revealed her (the face of “Portrait of a Woman”, the body of “Eyes Wide Shut”), disembodied (in “Moulin Rouge”, she is a fantasy, in “Les Autres”, a specter) and Hollywood has made it its thing. However, while the woman metamorphoses, the artist, also a producer, reinvents herself, grows while becoming younger. “Babygirl » isn’t that the title of his latest film (which is released in French cinemas this Wednesday, January 15)? She is stunning as a CEO with a perfect family life that a relationship with an intern reconnects with her masochistic desires. Isabelle Huppert, president of the jury of the last Venice Festival, made no mistake in awarding her the Volpi Cup for best actress.
• “I admire her choices” by Isabelle Huppert, actress
“The acting prize that we gave him at the Venice Film Festival was obvious. What she does in “Babygirl” impressed us. I don’t like to say that an actress takes risks but here, for once, she takes them. “Babygirl” talks about a woman of power in a surprising way, through her flaws and fragilities rather than through the affirmation of her…
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