Jenna Ortega has addressed the backlash surrounding her intimate scenes with Martin Freeman in the film 'Miller's Girl', which features a controversial age gap of 31 years. In an interview with Vanity Fair, Ortega stated, 'It's not supposed to be a comfortable movie,' emphasizing that art often explores uncomfortable and complex themes. The film depicts an inappropriate relationship between an 18-year-old student, played by Ortega, and her 52-year-old teacher, portrayed by Freeman. Freeman defended the film as 'grown-up and nuanced,' arguing that it does not glorify such relationships. Both actors, along with intimacy coordinator Kristina Arjona, reassured that Ortega's comfort was prioritized during filming. Despite the criticism, supporters argue that the film's purpose is to provoke thought rather than promote unrealistic portrayals of relationships.