The plot is anything BUT progressive or feminist. It is just another story about how women “like” to be dominated by men. I missed the actual female pleasure/awakening in this story. Kidman's character is in a constant fear of losing her job and hates herself for having these sexual “lusts”.
It would’ve been much more interesting to see her character develop into this interesting sexy villain: enjoying this ethically “wrong” thing happening on the workplace, the power play, the sexual…
