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‘The Housewife’ Review: Naomi Watts Is Superb in an Initially Riveting, Increasingly Generic Portrait of Deceptive 1960s American Domesticity

The Hollywood Reporter · September 11, 2026 at 10:59 AM

Directed by newcomer Ben Shirinian, the TIFF-bowing thriller about a Nazi officer living in Queens also stars Tye Sheridan, Michael Imperioli, Luke Evans and Lena Olin.

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‘The Housewife’ Review: Naomi Watts Is Superb in an Initially Riveting, Increasingly Generic Portrait of Deceptive 1960s American Domesticity

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