Actress heads to Cannes to promote new film “Crimes of the Future”
Kristen Stewart marked its second year in a row at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival, and this time not as the Princess Diana from “Spencer”, but like the underground plastic surgeon in “Crimes of the Future”, from David Cronenberg. And of course, she took the opportunity to comment on her opinion about the filmmaker’s films during a press conference.
The star who was already having a good time since last year, with her first Oscar nomination for Best Actress thanks to her performance in the long Pablo Larrain, Kristen expressed his excitement about the new production, which also features Viggo Mortensen (“Captain Fantastic”), Léa Seydoux (“007 – No Time to Die”) and Scott Speedman (“Grey’s Anatomy”) in the main cast.
“I love David Cronenberg movies and I can’t believe I’m here”, confessed the actress. Later on, she said she thought it was a miracle to be chosen for the role of bureaucrat Timlin.
His first experience with the filmmaker’s strange work was when he saw “Crash”, 1996, about people who have sex in cars involved in accidents. “I probably watched the movie when I was too young. But I enjoyed watching it, I realized it was going to cause me problems.”, he said. She didn’t understand much, of course. “Maybe it was fundamental in my training, how do I know?”joked.
About the screening of “Crimes of the Future” in Cannes, Stewart commented a little on the expressions of the public leaving the rooms. “It’s funny that a lot of people say that Cronenberg’s movies are hard to watch. Every bleeding cut, every movie wound of his makes my jaw drop, I lean in to pay attention. They never disgust me. I could be completely wrong, I feel it through a visceral desire. That’s the reason we’re alive. It’s sex with pleasure”scored.
In the movie, “a deep dive into the not-so-distant future in which humanity is learning to adapt to its synthetic environment. This evolution moves humans beyond their natural state and into a metamorphosis, which alters their biological makeup.”describes the synopsis.
“Crimes of the Future” is due to hit theaters on June 3, after passing through the Cannes Film Festival.
Source: cinebuzz
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