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After starring in one of the most popular teen-targeted film franchises in cinematic history, landing an Oscar-nomination for her portrayal of one of the most famous women in history, and picking up more roles that align with her identity as a member of the queer community, it’s shocking that there’s still a place where Kristen Stewart hasn’t left her mark. And soon, it will be even more difficult to find that missing piece, as Stewart is set to make her feature-length directorial debut with The Chronology of Water. Having previously helmed music videos for the likes of Boygenius and Chvrches in addition to a few short films, Stewart will fully step into her director era with the project based on Lidia Yuknavitch’s memoir of the same name. Adding even more impressive bonus points to her premiere production, the Love Lies Bleeding star also co-penned the screenplay with Andy Mingo.
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