Miller’s Girl is now available for rent on OTT

Miller’s Girl, the film that stirred controversy upon its release earlier this year, is now available on OTT in India. It’s worth noting that not all subscribers can access it. If you’re keen on watching it, you can rent or buy the film from Prime Video. Currently, the film is not available for streaming, so renting or purchasing is the way to go. Jade Halley Bartlett, a talented writer and director, is the mastermind behind this gripping thriller. The film stars Martin Freeman as a teacher and Jenna Ortega as a student, and the narrative revolves around a creative writing project that leads them into a complex and entangled relationship. Since its debut, the film has garnered a mix of reviews from critics.

In the film ‘Miller’s Girl,’ Jenna Ortega’s character is assigned a project by her teacher, played by Martin Freeman. This project sets them on a path of intricate creativity. Amidst complex relationships, the mentor and student are compelled to confront their inner demons as they strive for autonomy and uphold their cherished beliefs. The cast also includes Bashir Salahuddin, Gideon Adlon, and Dagmara Domińczyk. The project is produced by Mary-Margaret Kunze, James Weaver, Josh Fagen, Seth Rogen, and Evan Goldberg. Notably, Freeman also took on the role of an executive producer.

It has received some of the most critical reviews of their careers, Not due to the film’s quality but rather because of the intimate scene between Ortega and Freeman’s characters. The significant age gap between them is a central theme in the movie, yet some remain outraged by it. In an interview with Collider in August 2023, Freeman commented on the film, stating that upon reading the script, he found it to be bold. He further expressed that the script is unsettling and delves into complex issues that are not easily defined. Over the years, there have been ongoing debates surrounding the script, sparking conversations within a realm where such topics are being explored, prompting the question, “Well, what do you think about this?” and deeming it thought-provoking.

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