Kristen Stewart’s upcoming movie will have a meta twist, continuing her tendency of playing powerful real-life women. In the film “Sontag,” which will be directed by Kirsten Johnson, the actor will play Susan Sontag. The project was initially covered by Screen Daily.
The film will be written for the screen by Johnson and Lisa Kron, and it is based on Ben Moser’s biography “Sontag: Her Life.” The project, for which Stewart will serve as jury president at the Berlin Film Festival, will be produced by the UK-Australian company Brouhaha Entertainment.
Gabrielle Tana, who co-founded Brouhaha Entertainment and is the film’s producer, stated, “We’re uutilizingBerlin as a time to launch the project and do a documentary video of Kristen as the chairman of the jury and talking to her about how she’s going to become Sontag.” It will be a drama with some documentary elements. She will use documentary because Kirsten has a beautiful approach to storytelling, which is reflected in it.
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Sontag was a well-known author and scholar who frequently condensed difficult concepts concerning social justice and human rights into lucid articles. Her nonfiction writing, which raised awareness of social concerns like the AIDS epidemic and Vietnam War criticism, was frequently controversial.
In recent years, Stewart starred in two well-known biopics, including “Seberg” in 2019 (where she played actress Jean Seberg) and “Spencer” in 2021 (where she gave an Oscar-nominated performance as Princess Diana). Beyond those roles, Stewart has recently appeared in several daring movies, such as the weird sci-fi movie “Crimes of the Future” from 2022 and two very different films
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from 2020, the tender lesbian rom-com “Happiest Season” and the monster movie “Underwater.” Following two critically praised documentaries, “Cameraperson” from 2016 and “Dick Johnson Is Dead” from 2020, Johnson would be directing a drama for the first time.
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