‘Love Me’: Kristen Stewart Finds Authenticity In Artifice, Talks Her ‘Chronology Of Water’ Directorial Debut & More [Interview]
What is “real”?” It’s a question many of us have certainly asked ourselves, maybe while daydreaming. How do we define reality? Are our personalities formed organically from ourselves? Or are they a simulacrum of our experiences, our environments? How can we expect someone to love us if we cannot find the truth about our own personhood? These are the heady questions the new romance “Love Me” explores. It would be easy to call “Love Me,” starring Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun, a rom-com. Continue reading ‘Love Me’: Kristen Stewart Finds Authenticity In Artifice, Talks Her ‘Chronology Of Water’ Directorial Debut & More [Interview] at The Playlist.
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What is “real”?” It’s a question many of us have certainly asked ourselves, maybe while daydreaming. How do we define reality? Are our personalities formed organically from ourselves? Or are they a simulacrum of our experiences, our environments? How can we expect someone to love us if we cannot find the truth about our own personhood? These are the heady questions the new romance “Love Me” explores. It would be easy to call “Love Me,” starring Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun, a rom-com.
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