Kristen Stewart

And I can tell you, you're a cutie pie, so that's a crock of shit.

Yeah, it's an impressionistic experimental short film by a woman who's just astoundingly prolific.

But I saw that movie and was so shocked because there's a sequence in my film that is very similar.

And I was like, oh my God, we saw the same thing.

And we said it kind of similarly.

And it just felt really great.

And so I thought maybe people should see that movie.

It's relating the female body to like organic material that feels, you know, it's very Georgia O'Keeffe.

It's like a little experimental movie that maybe not everyone has seen.

And so I thought maybe it was an important thing to pass on.

If there's anything that I've learned, I think I really love watching things that

don't feel performative, that do feel inhabited and kind of instinctive instead of like, oh, I'm really thinking about this from the outside.

Like, how does this look?

And that's often how women have sex.

You really want to perform and display that you're into it and good at it and that whoever you're with is good at it.

And maybe if you can perform that, then it can be true.

And...

There's like a slower, more undulating experience that can happen as you get older that I would like to start seeing in art.

And I will say that I think that my movie emulates, even in its entire form, the kind of more...

pleasantly frustrating, longer experience of a success story, which is potentially also related to climax.