Kristen Stewart, having demonstrated her acting skills, gets behind the camera to direct the film. Water chronology It is set to mark her first feature film as a director.
But she wants to direct more as the actress aims to bring more female voices to the big screen.
“I think the voiceover is female [something] We really lack an outside female perspective. I can’t wait to make another movie. I can’t wait to play the female “taxi driver” where we get to be like a slew of internal perspective that never stops. twilight The star tells IndieWire Filmmaker Toolkit Podcast.
In her directorial debut, Kristin says many in the industry advised her against directing the film based on Lydia Yuknavitch’s memoir of the same name.
“I was dissuaded from it for many years. I was convinced that it was the form of the novel that was inspiring, not the detailed plot. It is as if life is flashing before your eyes.”
“And it’s really hard to write that down, because the emotional connective tissue, it has to feel so ephemerally connected that it has to be discovered.”
It is worth noting that Lydia released her critically acclaimed memoir, Water Chronology, in 2010. It is a powerful account of Lydia’s life.