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Kristen Stewart told The Times of London that she’ll probably not stay in the U.S. while Trump is in power, saying she can’t work freely there and would like to make films in Europe first before sharing them with American audiences; the piece also notes other celebrities, including Ellen DeGeneres, Rosie O’Donnell, and James Cameron, have left or considered leaving the U.S. because of the political climate.
Kristen Stewart discusses aging as a source of calm, her shift from Twilight to arthouse work, and her directorial debut with The Chronology of Water, detailing an eight-year funding journey; she argues female actors are treated like puppets, champions women’s perspectives behind the camera, and signals she may make more films in Europe than in the U.S.
Kristen Stewart tells The Times U.K. that ‘reality is breaking’ under Donald Trump and that her indie directorial debut, The Chronology of Water, could not be made in the United States. She warns that Trump-era policies, including tariffs on foreign films, threaten the industry and suggests she may base future directing work in Europe (potentially Latvia for shoots), highlighting the ongoing gender bias in Hollywood and the need for alternative production hubs to realize female-led stories.
Kristen Stewart says actresses are still treated poorly in Hollywood and that it wasn’t until she began directing The Chronology of Water that people started addressing her with real respect, highlighting a gender bias where male actors are celebrated and women are reduced to puppets.
Kristen Stewart showcases that wearing a naked or sheer skirt in winter is possible and stylish, blending beach and party fashion elements, and challenging traditional seasonal dressing norms.
Kristen Stewart, known for her acting career since age 9, is making her directorial debut with her first feature film, 'The Chronology of Water,' based on a memoir about overcoming adversity, marking a new phase in her career.
The article discusses the challenges and realities of actors transitioning to directing, highlighting Kristen Stewart's successful debut with 'The Chronology of Water' and contrasting it with Kate Winslet's less impactful debut 'Goodbye June,' emphasizing that not all actors are cut out for directing despite their fame.
Chanel transformed an abandoned NYC subway station into a glamorous runway for its Métiers d’art show, emphasizing a realistic, 'real life' approach to fashion with models showcasing casual yet elegant outfits, highlighting craftsmanship and the brand's connection to New York and its culture.
Kristen Stewart, as she promotes her directorial debut, passionately speaks out about the ongoing gender inequality in Hollywood, highlighting the challenges women face in filmmaking, the backsliding in progress, and the need for greater opportunities and representation for women in the industry.
Kristen Stewart delivered a passionate speech at the 2025 Academy Women’s Luncheon, criticizing the lack of opportunities for women in Hollywood post-#MeToo, highlighting ongoing inequality, and calling for more support and recognition for women filmmakers.
Kristen Stewart criticizes the film industry's neglect of female directors and calls for rejecting tokenism, emphasizing the need for authentic representation and storytelling, while highlighting ongoing disparities and the importance of mentorship and voice for women in film.
Kristen Stewart expressed her frustration that progress for women filmmakers in Hollywood has regressed post-MeToo, highlighting the decline in films directed by women and criticizing the industry's ongoing gender inequality and silencing of women's stories.
Kristen Stewart and Riley Keough attended the Academy Women's Luncheon at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, an event celebrating women in filmmaking and supporting emerging women filmmakers, featuring speeches, awards, and a gathering of industry leaders and celebrities.
Kristen Stewart criticized Hollywood for failing to sustain progress made post-MeToo, highlighting the ongoing struggles women face in the industry, including underrepresentation and silencing, despite initial hopes for change.
Kristen Stewart discussed her favorite French films and their influence on her as an artist during a masterclass at the Deauville Film Festival, highlighting movies by Breillat, Carax, Haneke, and Kieślowski, and sharing insights into her filmmaking journey.