This occasion is not limited to celebrating liberation from the mandate, but rather affirms that Jordan, the homeland of glory and a renewed covenant, continues its steadfast march toward the future, ...

Stewart was talking specifically about narratives around the female experience as portrayed in her directorial debut The Chronology of Water, which premiered at Cannes in Un Certain Regard this week.

Stewart’s achievement with “The Chronology of Water” is impressive ... People,” Kevin Costner with “Dances with Wolves,” Jordan Peele with “Get Out,” and Emerald Fennell with ...

The Oscar nominated “Spencer” star steps behind the camera, writing and directing “The Chronology of Water ... with “Dances with Wolves,” Jordan Peele with “Get Out,” and Emerald ...

Imogen Poots seizes the screen as Lidia Yuknavitch, who embraces swimming and sex and drugs and anger, all to make herself whole. The hope paid off. “The Chronology of Water” isn’t some ...

“I bled, I peed, I cried, and vomited.” This sentence comes at the end of the second paragraph of The Chronology of Water, Lidia Yuknavitch’s extraordinary, extraordinarily raw 2011 memoir ...

Kristen Stewart’s directorial debut “The Chronology of Water” premiered at Cannes Film Festival to a just over four-minute standing ovation on Friday night — and left many in the crowd ...

Kristen Stewart’s Directorial Debut ‘The Chronology of Water,’ An Unflinching Portrait of Abuse and Addiction, Earns 4-Minute Cannes Ovation Ellise Shafer and Zack Sharf May 16, 2025 at 7:12 PM ...

And it’s largely for that reason why “The Chronology of Water” works even when it doesn’t: Because, on an almost subatomic level, Stewart communes with the liquid spirit of a woman who ...

As a director, she infuses The Chronology of Water – an adaptation of an impressionistic memoir by cult writer Lidia Yuknavitch, screening in the Cannes Film Festival’s Un Certain Regard ...

Actors turning to directing is nothing new, but it’s unlikely you’ve seen a performer’s directorial debut as boldly confident and emotionally precise as Kristen Stewart’s “The Chronology ...

The star opens up about taking to the director’s chair with 'The Chronology of Water,' staying vigilant in the Trump era and her auteur aspirations: "I'm ready to stop checking other people's boxes.