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Bjork, director is Lars Von Trier. She wrote about this on FB a couple of weeks ago. He was a total harassing prick to her and it put her off movie making fro life.
Bjork was at the CMAs? Who’da thunk it?
Actually didn't notice the CMAs tag. No idea if she was there but the story chimes with what BjorK write on her Facebook a couple of weeks ago in the light of the Weinstein scandal.
These stories just keep on coming. I hope they don't become "normalised" like a fact-of-life kind of thing. It's a problem.
It's way too soon for it to be normalised.
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