New Sony Film Glamorizes Child Abduction as “Intimate” and Loving”

By Bethany Blankley May 11, 2016

A new film debuting at film festivals this year glamorizes what is defined as a state, federal and international crime: child abduction. Of the number of children reported missing every year, roughly one percent (roughly 100) are abducted by strangers. Of these children, statistics reveal that 74 percent of them are found dead within three hours. There is nothing glamorous about child endangerment or abduction. And the producers, directors, actors, and everyone associated with this film are criminally negligent by promoting crimes against children as normal. .......“What’s interesting about “Lamb” is that it doesn’t stand in judgment of its protagonist; it neither condemns him for what are undeniably bad and illegal choices, nor does it celebrate them either. Though not always successful, this is a complicated film that should cause its audience to continue to think about its characters and the actions they take.”......Even The New York Times peddles the nonsense that the relationship between an older man with an 11-year old girl is not “weird or odd, but ‘everything’s OK’.” In its interview with Ross Partridge, Partridge perfectly explains the warped lunacy behind the film (and the book):..........The problem is that none of this is OK. ........To Read More......