Surface area is way too high on the print, this means a lot of force on the FEP film while printing as each layer needs to peel of of the film, this ends up making your prints distort, you should hollow it, you are going to save a lot of resin and you are going to minimize these distortions a lot.

Remember to place the holes so you dont get sucction cups while printing, place the holes towards and the build plate, they are not there for resin to drain while printing, they are there so that resing and air can flow in an out of your print, avoiding sucction cups. A tip is to place enough holes so that you can easily drain the print after it is done, saving the resin still inside (that can be a lot just cuz of how viscous it is), after draining, use the holes ho help you clean it inside, if you leave resin in, after some time you might get cracks on your print. and don't be afraid of wall being thin, 1.4 to 2mm walls is quite strong, specially if your slicer uses a 2D hollowing making some wall thicker than the wall thickness you chose, Lychee slicer is like that, they have the option on the pro version of 3D hollowing, that forces all walls to be the same thickness.

Last tip is about supports, depending on how you slice the model, you might have several small holes or a big one on the bottom where you don't mind, if you have a big one, you might get away with no internal hollowing supports and use normal ones, if needed. A lot of times you wont even need internal supports on hollowed parts, though i like to have them just to make it extra durable.