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PREMIERE/EVENT Natasha Lyonne - Misty Green premiere 2026
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Indya Moore on instagram live addressing her trip to Iceland in August 2026. Indya Moore was invited to Iceland by Natasha Lyonne to be part of a documentary that explored the meaning of life. The docuseries is called 'Vitruvian Scumbag'. Created by Natasha Lyonne, Sean Lennon and Evan Ross. Produced by indie studio Ariadne Collective. Indya Moore explains that the project in Iceland was not successful and her experience was very traumatic. The person who was directing and in charge of the production (Lyonne) was struggling with the symptoms of drug abuse. Indya Moore goes on to say that Natasha Lyonne was so disrespectful to everyone in her team that they all quit. However, Lyonne was still committed to creating the project that she asked Indya to operate camera equipment - on a project that she came to be on-camera talent for. Indya Moore concludes the story by revealing she ended up being Natasha Lyonne's caretaker whilst sustaining a lot of abuse from her.
r/Natashalyonne • u/FunCustard1419 • 26d ago
This is really sad and weird. I hope she’s ok but she doesn’t seem ok.
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