Holland (AmazonPrimeVideo) Story, Review, Trailer, Release Date, Songs, Cast 2025 -

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Holland (AmazonPrimeVideo) Story :-

Nancy Vandergroot lives in the picturesque and prosperous Netherlands, where everything appears perfect. However, when she accidentally uncovers her husband’s double life, her investigation reveals shocking and unsettling truths that destroy the carefully crafted world she had built.

Holland (AmazonPrimeVideo) Release Date, Trailor, Songs, Cast :-

Release Date	27 March 2025
Language	English
Genre	Thriller
Duration	1h 48min
Cast	Nicole Kidman, Gael García Bernal, Matthew Macfadyen, Jude Hill, Rachel Sennott, Lennon Parham, Isaac Krasner, Jeff Pope, Jacob Moran, Bill Russell
Director	Mimi Cave
Writer	Andrew Sodorski
Cinematography	Pawel Pogorzelski
Music	Alex Somers
Producer	Kate Churchill, Peter Dealbert, Nicole Kidman, Per Saari
Production	42, Amazon Studios, Blossom Films, Churchill Films, United Artists
Certificate	18+

Holland (AmazonPrimeVideo) Review :-

Nicole Kidman plays a devoted housewife in a quiet Midwestern town in Mimi Cave’s chilling thriller Holland, where she uncovers a shocking truth about her husband that she never could have imagined. The film begins with an unsettling atmosphere and promising intrigue, using miniature figurines of their town to illustrate the monotony of suburban life. The use of miniatures immediately evokes eerie memories of Hereditary, but unfortunately, this Prime Video film takes a direction that feels frustratingly underdeveloped and ultimately dull.

Nicole Kidman delivers an entertaining and charming performance as a somewhat troubled housewife in Holland, a film that promises intrigue at every turn but ultimately fails to deliver. The storyline shows great potential in the first half, but never fully develops. As it shifts into a noir-style thriller, it loses its grip, opting to circle around the affair angle in a way that becomes increasingly tiresome and, frankly, boring.

The film’s biggest issue is that it’s simply boring. While it does offer a decent twist, it comes too late to have any real impact, as by that point, you’ll likely be checked out. There’s a lot of dialogue exploring Nancy’s loneliness and her lack of identity at home, as well as her sense of freedom when she’s with Dave, but it feels like it’s just stalling for the twist. While you want to understand who Nancy and Dave really are, you end up searching for the mystery the film promises, only to have it delivered too late.

The mystery does eventually unfold in the latter half of the film, revealing a shocking truth that won’t surprise seasoned mystery fans. It’s an expected, clichéd turn of events, and by the time the film picks up, I was left frustrated, having waited for the runtime to build tension, only to be met with something rather predictable. That’s the problem: it hints at something deeper and more thought-provoking, but the payoff is anything but. The unsatisfying ending and the slow, dull buildup add nothing meaningful, much like the film’s premise itself.

Holland (AmazonPrimeVideo) Trailor :-

The performances are solid across the board. Nicole Kidman delivers a compelling portrayal of Nancy—paranoid and desperate, making her a captivating protagonist in a tense drama. Gael García Bernal is excellent, but I’m left wondering about his role in the story, other than perhaps serving as an emotional support figure. Matthew Macfadyen, however, steals the show as the perfect creepy antagonist. His character carries an unsettling thrill, and the contrast of the picture-perfect family setting only heightens the intensity.

Final Thought

Holland is a strange viewing experience. It feels like it has a lot of ideas, yet somehow none at all. It almost seems like a disservice to the immense talent both in front of and behind the camera. When you really dig into it, the film has nothing meaningful to say, offering a thriller that fails to thrill and doesn’t spark any real interest or intrigue. What a huge disappointment.