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Set in a Michigan town designed to evoke the Netherlands, this thriller has red herring on the menu. By Ben Kenigsberg When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed film through our ...

You’ve already seen this Nicole Kidman movie. She’s a housewife and loving mother. She cooks dinner every night and looks gorgeous doing it. But there’s something wrong with her seemingly ...

Christopher Nolan's next movie sails into theaters July 17, 2026 CIAOPIX/COBRA TEAM / BACKGRID Tom Holland is getting into character on the set of The Odyssey. On Wednesday, March 26, Holland ...

Holland drops on Amazon Prime Video soon and the mystery thriller has been described by the streamer as "wildly unpredictable". The movie tells the story of a teacher in a small midwestern town ...

Nicole Kidman is taking viewers to Michigan this weekend in her new Amazon movie Holland, which began streaming today. Directed by Mimi Cave, with a screenplay by Andrew Sodorski, Holland takes ...

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Nicole Kidman is back on our screens in unsettling new thriller Holland which has become the most-watched movie worldwide on Prime Video following its release on March 27. The movie centres on ...

Nicole Kidman’s new Amazon movie Holland, which began streaming today, is a dark mystery-thriller, set against the backdrop of an idyllic, tulip-covered small town. We love cinematic juxtaposition!

It was shot at Windmill Island Gardens in April 2023. Tulip Time in Holland is famous for its thousands of vibrant tulips, traditional wooden clogs, historic windmills and Dutch heritage.

If you're a Michigander, the fact that "Holland" is set — and was partly shot — in the west Michigan city known for its tulip festival is reason enough to watch it, right? After all ...