Netflix has recently unveiled a potential blockbuster, ‘Blonde’, featuring Ana de Armas and helmed by the talented Andrew Dominik.

Unlike typical biopics, this film takes a unique approach to exploring the life of Marilyn Monroe, shedding light on the darker aspects behind the glamour and joy often associated with her.

In a gripping narrative that delves into excess, manipulation, and despair, the Australian director, aged 54, ventures into uncharted territory by addressing the alleged s**ual abuse experienced by Monroe at the hands of powerful figures, notably including then-US President John F. Kennedy.

The movie portrays a distressing incident aboard a private jet where Monroe, in a state of intoxication, finds herself in a compromising position with Kennedy.

While the president is engaged in a phone conversation, he makes inappropriate advances towards Monroe, despite her evident discomfort.

During this unsettling scene, Kennedy is depicted as disregarding Monroe’s boundaries and coercing her into a degrading act, emphasizing the abuse of power and vulnerability within their relationship.

These controversial excerpts have caused a stir online, sparking discussions about consent and exploitation in Hollywood.

The depiction of this disturbing encounter challenges the romanticized image of Monroe and confronts viewers with the harsh realities she may have faced behind closed doors.

By humanizing her struggles and highlighting the abuse she endured, the film aims to provoke reflection on the complexities of fame and the price of vulnerability in a cutthroat industry.

Through Ana de Armas’ poignant portrayal