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“It’s a very bold, very outrageous movie,” the young star laughed. "If everyone likes it, there's something wrong. If someone screams, I think that's a good sign."

The British are the son of rock singer Nick Cave, the host of Nick Cave and Bad Seeds - this similarity must be said to be shocking.

Young cave with mops with dark hair, like his father, is talking to him Hollywood Reporter About Kristen Stewart directed in her feature film debut.

"She is the most generous director (), and it's the most beautiful sight," the 24-year-old said. "She's an actor and she's just doing things that these directors will never do, which is really refreshing. She'll say, 'If you look over there and you open your mouth slightly, you look really hot.' I thought, "Great! ” That’s what I want: the director tells me where to watch.

This little glimpse into the inner workings of Kristen Stewart (director) confirms everything we already think of twilight Superstar: It's effortlessly cool, but taking her job seriously. When Stewart and her Chronology The actor arrives at the Cannes Film Festival and tells the story of Lidia Yuknavitch, the once passionate Olympic swimmer.

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The film is based on Yuknavitch's 2011 memoir of the same name. "It's about her life, growing up as a young woman," Kave explained. "(She) lives a very painful and abusive life, which leads her to start writing in an incredibly moving way. It's about her career as a swimmer, the trials and tribulations she went through - her life is absolutely weird. The movie itself is a rather psychedelic and gentle form (her life).

Cave plays Imogen's lead as Imogen Pots, playing Lidia's husband Philip. "He's this Tennessee kid, and she's met a lot of guitars in college," he said, revealing that Stewart played an original song from Cave in the movie ("I had the chance to combine two of my favorite things, two of my favorite things in this world"). He continued: "Philip balances Lidia's mania. She is a tornado for a woman who is very loving and kind, but unfortunately she is too difficult for Philip."

Stewart Sweet Oriental. “It feels like we’ve known each other for years,” he recalls their first call close to Philip. "I think we are kind-hearted spirits. You know, my life, I'm actually told I look like her.

Did he feel that he was very different from Stewart's industry in the early 2000s? "I've always been a big believer because the cinema is a place to escape the world," Kave replied. "I don't think it's necessary to be the sound of what's going on in politics."

He quotes his next film, which coincidentally will prevent the cave from joining Stewart and play George Jaques on Croisette Sunny Dancerabout a 17-year-old cancer was forced to shoot in Glasgow to sign for a summer "chemistry boot camp".

"Everything was screwed up, right?" the cave continued. "But there is hope for this movie, which is rare. There is a difference between optimism and hope - optimism allows potential, but hope is looking for something good. That's what George is doing."

“I want to work with Kristen again and will definitely work with George again,” said when asked about his interest in the world as a young actor. There is no doubt that Cave admits he is working on horror shooting and loves the opportunity to work with the genre’s Dario Argento master, but in the end, it’s his most engaging, aspirational atmosphere. "It's amazing to make a movie that doesn't necessarily have hope, but it doesn't happen as much these days. So you have to look for hope in today's times. (I'm looking for) movies that can do that."