Kristen Stewart, who has been on a festival marathon with her latest film “Seberg,” sat with Guy Lodge at the Variety Lounge presented by Credit Suisse to reflect on her eclectic and bold career choices ahead of receiving the Golden Eye Award at the Zurich Film Festival., an icon of the French new wave whose political activism made her the target of the FBI in the late ’60s. “She was such a seminal figure, an icon who had an incredible energy and presence,” said Stewart.
Stewart has become a vocal advocate of the LGBTQ community within the industry, but she said her involvement on that front “never felt imposed.” “I never felt… I had to do something. I never struggled to get there. I just felt this cool opportunity to be able to communicate with people who had a hard time and aggressively oppressive things in their lives that had made it harder for them to be them.
“It’s my favorite bit of contemporary writing I ever read. processes the pain and experiences of having a body that’s so confrontationally and honestly true to the female experience,” Stewart said.
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