Cecilia Peck: Last News

EXCLUSIVE: Netflix is lining up its next cult documentary.

NXIVM in 2018, India Oxenberg is finally ready to tell her story. The 29-year-old survivor and daughter of actress Catherine Oxenberg is speaking out for the first time in the intensely intimate and emotional Starz docuseries, detailing her seven years spent inside Keith Raniere’s self-help organization, which was eventually exposed as a pyramid scheme and cult that subjected female recruits to sexual slavery. “I needed time and I needed space to just take care of myself and process what I had just gone through in the past seven years of my life,” India tells ET, finding that writing about her experience was “very cathartic and helpful.”But it was after meeting filmmakers Cecilia Peck, who was also recruited by NXIVM, and Inbal B.

The Chicks have spoken out about the time Harvey Weinstein was “abusive” to the directors of their documentary Shut Up And Sing.The 2006 film followed the backlash against the country pop trio – who recently changed their name from Dixie Chicks in the wake of the Black Lives Matter protests – after they criticised George W. Bush’s Iraq war in 2003.Speaking in a new interview, The Chicks allege Weinstein – who produced the documentary – yelled at directors Barbara Kopple and Cecilia Peck because he wanted the film to have a happy ending, despite it feeling false.“He was standing, screaming at them,” Martie Maguire told The Guardian.