Adopted daughter of Woody Allen Dylan Farrow, back in 2014 in an open letter The New York Times said that her stepfather harassed when she was only 7 years old.
This story is still going on. Now Dylan, who is now 32, in detail told what happened 25 years ago between her and the cult director.
"It all happened in a small loft in my mother's country house in Connecticut," she began to tell Farrow.
"He told me to lie on my stomach and play with my brother's toy train. While I was playing, I was sexually abused. He touched the fingers of my labia and my vagina, "- Dylan shared.
The girl also spoke about the actors, who after her revelations did not stop cooperating with Woody Allen. Dylan said she was not angry with them.
"I hope that after many became supporters of the Me Too movement and Time's Up, these actors began to realize that they are responsible for what contribute to a culture of silence. I've been repeating my charges for more than 20 years, but I am periodically ignored, caulked. If society can not understand the person who survived, then how can they stand up for other victims? "- indignant Farrow.
In the meantime Woody Allen has already reacted to the statements of the adopted daughter. The cult director said that he never bothered her, but Allen believed that the girl was inspired by her mother Mia Farrow.
"When these statements were made for the first time, more than 25 years ago, two clinics, Child Sexual Abuse Clinic and New York State Child Welfare, conducted a thorough investigation.
Both spent many months at work and independently concluded that there was no outrage. Instead, they found that there was a high probability that the mother, embittered after the breakup, inspired the susceptible child, "said Allen.
Recall that Woody Allen and Mia Farrow began dating in 1980, then they adopted the boy Moses and the girl Dylan, and in 1987, was born the only biological son of the pair Ronan. The couple did not get married, and in 1992 they split up. Allen married the adopted daughter of Mia Farrow - Sun-I Preven.