Nicole Kidman Call Movie Shoot 'Devastating'

Nicole Kidman has called her new movie Rabbit Hole 'devastating' to shoot.

The actress was back on the red carpet this week to promote her new film at the Toronto Film Festival, a film which sees her star alongside Aaron Eckhart as a couple who try to cope with the loss of their child.

And as a mother herself Kidman admits that she wanted to do those who have lost children justice with her performance.

Speaking to the Press Association at the festival she said:  "Most films are hard if they're beautifully written and they're dealing with a subject matter that isn't easy, that isn't a comedy - devastating.

"But at the same time I wanted to do it justice for the people that have been through this. I wanted to honour them so I felt if someone can actually go through this, then I can do it as an actress.

"It's not easy to get a film like this made, or get it screened in Toronto, I just feel very grateful and very emotional."

Rabbit Hole is the first movie for the actress since starring in the ensemble cast of Nine at the end of last year and the movie is just one in a string of films for the Oscar winner.

She has already completed work on Just Go With It and she is currently filming Trespass, in which she will star alongside Nicolas Cage, The Danish Girl is also in the pipeline.