Director Scarlett Johansson, from left, June Squibb and Erin Kellyman pose for photographers at the photo call for the film ...

During IndieWire's live "Screen Talk" podcast at Cannes, the Neon CEO was candid and prescient. MUBI's $23-million "Die My ...

Kristen Stewart's directing debut got the cold shoulder while Mubi, the distributor behind "The Substance," ponied up for ...

Stewart’s long awaited directorial debut, The Chronology of Water, is based on Lidia Yuknavitch’s memoir of the same name.

Kristen Stewart revealed she'd been scripting the film over eight years but, along the way, she lost financing (“ten times”), “department heads,” and more. Over time, Stewart would constantly go back ...

The star wore Rodarte on the red carpet, but would love a T-shirt with the new power phrase coined by her director.

Adapted from Lidia Yuknavitch’s memoir about surviving childhood sexual abuse and finding an outlet for her pain in writing, ...

Fans recognize Kristen Stewart at Cannes—for her show-stopping pink hair, Chanel fashion and more. The Hollywood star is ...

Standing ovations aren't unusual at the Cannes Film Festival, but the six-minute-long one that greeted Kristen Stewart's ...

Adapted from memoir on escaping abuse through swimming Imogen Poots praised for performance Film competes in Un Certain ...

For her feature film directorial debut, Kristen Stewart takes on an adaptation ... who also co-wrote the screenplay with Andy Mingo, cast Imogen Poots in the starring role as Lidia.

The movie marks the journey of actor Kristen Stewart into the world of direction. She has also worked on the screenplay along with Andy Mingo. Playing the role of Lidia is Imogen Poots, along with a ...