Nicole Kidman sees her life as a perfect teacher and homemaker in Holland, Michigan, unravel in the official trailer for Holland, which dropped on Tuesday.
The Amazon MGM Studios thriller sees the prolific actor and producer in the role of Nancy Vandergroot, a Stepford wife-like character in a tulip and windmill-filled town who has a community pillar husband, played by Matthew Macfadyen, and Jude Hill (Belfast) as her son.
But the Hitchcock-like tale has Nancy and her friendly colleague, played by Gael García Bernal, begin to suspect the Michigan town has a secret, only to discover nothing in their lives is what it seems. “It’s like, you know, you should leave this scab alone. Picking at it, you’re only going to hurt yourself, but you do it anyways,” Nancy says at one point in a trailer voiceover.
Mimi Cave directed Holland, originally titled Holland, Michigan, with Andrew Sodroski having penned the screenplay. Kidman shares the producing credits with Per Saari via her Blossom Films banner, which has a longstanding relationship with Amazon MGM Studios.
Amazon and Kidman earlier teamed for Things I Know to Be True, an adaptation of Andrew Bovell’s award-winning play the Prime Video platform. And Kidman starred in Lulu Wang’s Expats, on Amazon, as an American in Hong Kong struggling to move on from tragedy.
Kidman’s other credits include HBO’s The Undoing, her second show at the premium cabler after Big Little Lies, and Nine Perfect Strangers at Hulu.
Pacific View Management and Productions’ Peter Dealbert is also producing Holland, as is Churchill Films’ Kate Churchill. The original movie will bow worldwide on Amazon Prime on March 27.
