Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun on Channeling Classic Screwball Comedies for ‘Love Me’

Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun are at Sundance alongside their directors Sam & Andy Zucchero to promote “Love Me.” In an interview at the IndieWire Studio presented by Dropbox, Stewart, Yeun and the Zuccheros talk about their inspirations for a film that’s a post-apocalyptic love affair between a satellite and a buoy, which Sam Zucchero says is like “Kubrick meets KZbin” or “a live-action ‘WALL-E.’”

[@commandZee]

I can't wait to see what Kristen Stewart directs!

[@haneby1114]

We can't even find the trailer for this movie

[@DeRussellMasina]

Kristen Stewart is my crush ❤ She's such an amazing artist 🎨 Lovely woman 🎬 🌟

[@Anxietyandstressedout]

She is an actress not an artist also have you met her to know she's a lovely woman. You're a man so she would never be interested .😂

[@laurentpk]

Love Kristen! 💗 Can't wait to see the film.😊

[@onedarcgod5047]

She looks great! ❤🎉

[@ben0789]

Long hair shapes her face better

[@Vlogistry2.0]

We want to see old Kristen Love From Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@Anxietyandstressedout]

That's not going to happen Kristen has changed alot of the years .

[@DGM-ud2le]

Everyone strap in ! Too your snowboard if you're friend is on a bunny 😂hill, and they suck .. no 😮.. at snowboarding. Stay safe

[@karinekarapetian3496]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@EddieFonzarelli]

Theres NO WAY anything she may direct in the future will be worse than The Acolyte😂😂😂😂 RIP Star Wars

[@barbarariosbrandao]

Kristen ❤

[@J_Gamble]

People reelly like to interrupt Steven 😅

[@quangong1320]

Giờ đúng thời điểm rồi. Mình không để nhờn được. Nhà mình cứ vào đón luôn thôi

[@donleo3766]

josh

[@FrankBatistaElJibaro]

severe levels of vocal fry going on in this room

[@eliaskhanmeh7399]

Thank god I’m not in love really ❤

[@quangong1320]

Vợ yêu cu đưa ufo vào đón luôn anh

[@limliu922]

10:16 you can tell how much Kristen envies the both directors getting invested in making their movie😂now I wish I was super rich and could help her to get the movie done🥲 I'm reading The Chronology of Water, it's so good and I CAN'T WAIT to see the movie💗

[@kevinlakeman5043]

All this elaboration and deep diving into acting techniques, cues, and directing, etc. sounds nothing like a screwball comedy.

[@kevinlakeman5043]

Cocaine's a helluva drug

[@quangong1320]

Bắt đâu từ giờ tao không chịu trách nhiệm no chén nữa. Không uống rượu luôn. Và tao cứ bảo vợ yêu đưa ufo vào đón. Giờ này mày bân với tao 1 thì tao trừ hết nợ lý luôn.

[@quangong1320]

Tao không nghe trình bày. Giờ mày có trả hay không.

[@DGM-ud2le]

Oh soooo stupid I could not be better then! My nee was huge....

[@letdaseinlive]

This tack Kristen is developing is bunkum. It reminds me of the notion we shouldn't try to persuade people of anything. The implication is there is nothing worth teaching. If the objective work contains an expressed experience it ought to bring that to existence as a Teaching. Not a coquettish pretense that claims everyone ought to think for themselves. It should instruct. Only if the case being made is communicated properly is there a possibility to accept or refuse the thing experienced and what it could teach. It just deprives people of the thing learned to leave them to their own devices. That's not freeing. It's isolating.

[@tmountain1]

If what she's saying is wrong, why are there so many religions in the world? Why so many interpretations of, say, Christianity?

[@letdaseinlive]

@@tmountain1 The Septuagint are dead. The world of the text no longer exists. Ancient Hebrew has no living speaker; but only scholars armed with synonyms. Eg, if I say "bon appetit" in English that's a synonym for "enjoy your meal" but for the French it's a mood which one u understands best by living amoungst living a French life. Ms Stewart is here. She can tell us the idea behind "Come Swim" is that memories that were happy can become unhappy in the light of a change in the relationship to the people they involve. That's interesting. If she tells Kevin Smith the film is about Finding Nemo or deprives him of any interpretation, that's a cruelty. And the offense is proportional to the value of the idea properly construed. If after hearing the interpretation of the maker Kevin Smith says, I understand what you mean but I like my way of interpreting it better then I make no further objection. I'd point Ms Stewart and Ms Meyer to Berkeley's "Alciphron" which a reading of would serve to greatly reduce their kneejerrk anti theological attitude. There's another thing, Absurdism, which with Beckett is presented as merely an object sans interpretation and in Ionesco is deeply interpreted but the audience seldom accepts Ionesco's own version but prefers political apologies. I think if a film is made in the mood of Samuel Becket that's unobjectionable, but it is just stupidity to apply that to the songs of Bob Dylan which were made with no idea behind them. A fortiori for schlock neo film noir that actually have the idea of social reliance and political manipulation. Absurdism in Beckett is a special idea of an intelligent man.