Kristen Stewart has spoken out about navigating her identity in Hollywood and seeking queer representation in the industry. In an interview with InStyle magazine, the Charlie’s Angels actress was paired with Happiest Season director Clea Duvall, and the duo talked about their upcoming Christmas romcom and how their own experiences shaped their roles.
Duvall was eager to see a movie that resonated with herself, but also reflected a cinematic experience she was yet to see. “I wanted something that represented an experience I haven’t seen, which was something close to my own,” Duvall said.
Likewise, Stewart found the uniqueness of the film “poignant” as well as “extremely affecting and triggering”. The film in question, Happiest Season,