Kristen Stewart making feature directorial debut in The Chronology Of Water adaptation
dailymail.co.ukKristen Stewart is continuing on with her work behind the camera as she's now set to make her feature-length film directorial debut.The Twilight actress will helm the film adaption of Lidia Yuknavitch's memoir The Chronology of Water, which became a New York Times best-seller list after its 2010 release.Stewart co-wrote the screenplay with Andy Mingo and British actress Imogen Poots has been tapped to star as Yuknavitch, in the story of her tumultuous life.
Role change: Kristen Stewart, 32, will step behind the camera once again and make her feature film directorial debut in the adaption of Lidia Yuknavitch's memoir The Chronology of Water, which made it onto The New York Times best-seller list after its release in 2010'Lidia's memoir honors corporeal experience, radically.
To make that experience physical feels vital to me and what this impulse means…is that it absolutely must be a film,' Stewart, 32, said in a statement to Deadline.
She added, 'This project has been cooking for five years with the help of Scott Free, whom I could not be more privileged to have as partners and friends.'The film is a reunion of sorts for Stewart and Scott Free Productions, who teamed up for her short-film directorial debut Come Swim (2017), which she also wrote and screened at both Cannes and Sundance.
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