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How much did Nicole Kidman’s Babygirl earn at the box office?

A24’s provocative drama Babygirl, starring Nicole Kidman, has crossed $50 million globally at the box office, with international markets contributing $22.6 million and domestic earnings at $27.4 million. Directed by Halina Reijn, the film explores the unraveling life of a powerful CEO after an affair with a younger intern.

Internationally, the film has performed exceptionally well, with Babygirl becoming A24’s highest-grossing release in Ukraine and a strong performer in other countries like the Netherlands, the U.K., and Poland. The movie’s success isn’t just reflected in box office numbers but also in its cultural impact, sparking conversations on female sexuality, aging, and societal shame.

Kidman’s powerful performance has earned her critical acclaim, including a best actress award at the Venice Film Festival.

Reijn expressed her gratitude for the global reception, calling the film a “movement” in some countries and highlighting its role in helping people feel less alone.

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