Kristen Stewart has given an interview in which she explained whether or not she sees that progress has been made on equality issues within the film industry and has also given her opinion on social networks.
Kristen Stewart achieved worldwide fame with the Twilight saga and her career grew significantly. Since these films ended, the actress has participated in countless projects and her career has established itself. On a personal level she is in a very good moment, since she is happily engaged to Dylan Meyer.
She is currently promoting her latest film, Love Lies Bleeding, and she is preparing for a new project with which she will return to her vampire origins. To chat about her latest film, the actress gave an interview in which she also talked about how she feels at this moment and took the opportunity to give her vision of the industry on issues of equality and what role networks have in her life. social.
"I'm very, very happy to be exactly my age. As an actress, I'm expected to submit to other people's visions. You get greedy; it feels good to be called... even if you don't love the subject. I think it's It's good that, as I've gotten older, I prefer to adapt my experiences to results-oriented goals, instead of just saying: 'This is going to make me feel good right now,'" the 34-year-old performer explained to Net A Porter.
On a personal level she has achieved many goals, but regarding the film industry in general she does not have the same vision. She recalled her beginnings and wanted to refer to the current situation with women.
"Although we are still emotionally violent with women, now it is much more passive aggressive. Before it was direct," Kristen claimed. To this he added: "There is this idea that we can check these little boxes on the list and then end the patriarchy and the idea that we are all influenced by it. It is easy for them to say, 'Look what we are doing.' We're making the Maggie Gyllenhaal movie! We're making the Margot Robbie movie!' And you say, okay, great. You've chosen four counted... And I admire those women, I love those women but it seems disingenuous if we congratulate each other for broadening our perspective, when in reality we haven't done enough, then. we stopped expanding it."
She, too, did not want to miss the opportunity to talk about the new paradigm that accompanies today's society: social networks. First of all, she has described them as "false", although she wanted to qualify her words: "But then I think that is presumptuous and totally reductionist because in everything you are seeing, you can see some truth about it." . Kristen has admitted that she has a private account where she uploads content away from the spotlight and the media and that she uses it to upload "selfies with friends."
