Kristen Stewart will make her directorial debut with the film The Chronology Of Water. She will make the film adaptation under Scott Free Productions. Imogen Poots will star in it. Along with directing the film, Stewart and Andy Mingo are co-writing the script for The Chronology Of Water. It’s based on the memoir of the same name by Lidia Yuknavitch. The story revolves around a young woman, the written word, and swimming. It’s a story of a survivor and is an honest coming-of-age. Ridley Scott and Michael Pruss, under Scott Free, are producing the adaptation alongside Mingo. Rebecca Feuer, also with Scott Free, is an executive producer. Before this adaptation with Scott Free, Kristen Stewart worked with them for her short film directorial debut, Come Swim. It screened at both Cannes and Sundance. Stewart previously worked with the company as an actor in Jake Scott’s Welcome to the Rileys.
From “Twilight” to “Spencer” Kristen Stewart is Broadening Her Skills
The child actor that has adapted into adult roles has grown as a performer through the years. Kristen Stewart was most recently nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in Spencer. She has thrived in the indie film circuit over the last decade and improving her acting skills. Stewart has also been sharpening her directing skills. Now she’ll make her feature directorial debut with the film adaptation of The Chronology Of Water with Scott Free. Both Ridley Scott and Michael Pruss have expressed their excitement to be adapting the film with Stewart. The actor-turned-director has been gaining the confidence of many Hollywood elites with her talents. Stewart has been attached to The Chronology Of Water since 2018. Pre-production is currently in progress for the project.
The Scott Free film adaptation of The Chronology Of Water has no release date.
