Even after 40 years in the business, Nicole Kidman doesn’t take awards for granted, and she readily admits that her new film Babygirl isn’t typical Oscar bait. Directed by Halina Reijn and released in the US on Christmas Day,

The acclaimed actress has already been recognized for her performance by the Venice Film Festival and National Board of Review, among other organizations.

Nicole Kidman sure is and she wants you to know it. In her upcoming film, "Babygirl," from writer/director Halina Reijn, the Aussie actress bares all as a relentless CEO caught in a spicy tryst with her much younger intern (Harris Dickinson).

Nicole Kidman is opening up on exploring self identity and telling new stories of womanhood in her "Babygirl" role. Kidman, who plays a high-powered CEO in the new erotic thriller which focuses on her affair with an intern, said the script made her explore new areas she had not previously explored as an actress.

Nicole Kidman opened up about how her new movie 'Babygirl' embraces womens' sexuality after a certain age, stating, "A lot of times women are discarded at a certain period of their career as a sexual being.