Marlene Emilie Lyngstad is open to the idea that her first feature film, following a man attracted to his seven-year-old stepdaughter, could prompt walk-outs: "I just want people to think about all the questions that he brings to the table."
Marlene Emilie Lyngstad is open to the idea that her first feature film, following a man attracted to his seven-year-old stepdaughter, could prompt walk-outs: "I just want people to think about all the questions that he brings to the table."
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Marlene Emilie Lyngstad is open to the idea that her first feature film, following a man attracted to his seven-year-old stepdaughter, could prompt walk-outs: "I just want people to think about all the questions that he brings to the table."
