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Blossom Films

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Blossom Films
Company typePrivately held company
IndustryFilm and television production
Founded2010
FounderNicole Kidman, Per Saari
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
Nicole Kidman
ProductsFilms, television series

Blossom Films is a privately held production company established in 2010 by the Australian actress of American origin, Nicole Kidman, alongside Per Saari. Their inaugural project was the movie Rabbit Hole, which was adapted from the play written by David Lindsay-Abaire. The company's emblem is represented by a blossoming tree.

History

The company began its journey with Rabbit Hole, featuring performances by Kidman, Dianne Wiest, and Aaron Eckhart. This was succeeded by Monte Carlo, starring Selena Gomez and Leighton Meester. Additionally, Blossom Films produced the cinematic version of The Family Fang, starring Jason Bateman alongside Kidman.

In June 2018, Blossom Films secured a first-look agreement with Amazon Studios that encompasses feature films, television productions, and digital media. This partnership allows Amazon and Blossom Films to collaboratively create original series exclusive to Amazon Prime Video as well as theatrical film releases.

Upcoming projects

In May 2019, Hulu commissioned a direct-to-series adaptation of Nine Perfect Strangers, authored by Liane Moriarty, with a scheduled release in 2020. Later, in July 2019, WarnerMedia’s streaming platform HBO Max revealed plans for the drama series Crime Farm, with Kidman serving as executive producer through Blossom Films.

Films

Year Title Director Worldwide Gross Notes Ref.
2010 Rabbit Hole John Cameron Mitchell $5.1 million Received one Academy Award nomination [1]
2011 Monte Carlo Thomas Bezucha $39.7 million [2]
2015 The Family Fang Jason Bateman $585,165 [3]
2025 Holland Mimi Cave [4]
2026 Practical Magic 2 Susanne Bier [5]
TBA Mice Justin Kurzel [6]


Television

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Year Title Creator Network Remarks Ref.
2017–2019 Big Little Lies David E. Kelley HBO Season 1: Received 16 Primetime Emmy Award nominations, securing 8 wins

Season 2: Garnered 5 Primetime Emmy Award nominations

2020 The Undoing David E. Kelley HBO Earned 2 Primetime Emmy Award nominations
2021–2025 Nine Perfect Strangers David E. Kelley & John-Henry Butterworth Hulu Television series
2022 Roar Liz Flahive & Carly Mensch Apple TV+ Limited series
2023 Love & Death David E. Kelley HBO Max Limited series, nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy Award
2023–2024 Lioness Taylor Sheridan Paramount+ Television series
2024 Expats Lulu Wang Amazon Video Limited series
2024 The Perfect Couple Jenna Lamia Netflix
2025 The Last Anniversary

Samantha Strauss

Binge
TBA Scarpetta

Liz Sarnoff

Amazon Video Television series
TBA Margo's Got Money Troubles

David E. Kelley

Apple TV+ Limited series
TBA The Perfect Nanny

Maya Erskine

HBO
TBA Crime Farm

Janine Sherman Barrois

WarnerMedia
TBA Pretty Things

Janelle Brown

Amazon Prime Video
TBA Hope

Alice Bell

Amazon Prime Video
TBA Things I Know To Be True

TBD

Amazon Video Television series
TBA Truly Madly Guilty

TBD

HBO
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