Actress Kristen Stewart, who is currently at the Sundance Film Festival with her directorial debut, a short film called "Come Swim", has disclosed an idea about what she is going to helm next.
The 26-year-old star has wanted to direct since long before she started acting and it is a timely topic, which she really wanted to direct next, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
"My next thing is going to kick a**. It's about gun control, she said adding that she is in negotiations with Refinery29 to make the film.
Her debut directorial "Come Swim" was also produced via Refinery29's Shatterbox Anthology.
Talking about the film, Stewart said, "My movie is about some guy who goes through heartbreak and is super sad about it, and that was my friend thing I was thinking about for three years.
"And it feels really first-world white-people problems, and I came here a little bit nervous about it, considering the timing, because people are going to be like, 'That doesn't matter.' But I feel like things are going to shift in this really beautiful way.
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