Kristen Stewart Criticizes 'Happiest Season' Studio Notes, Praises 'Love Lies Bleeding' for Authenticity
Stewart contrasts her experiences on the two films, highlighting the importance of unshrouded queer representation.
- Kristen Stewart expresses frustration over 'Happiest Season' studio notes, criticizing the excessive focus on her hair and clothes.
- Stewart contrasts her experience on 'Happiest Season' with her role in 'Love Lies Bleeding,' appreciating the latter's unshrouded portrayal of queer characters.
- Despite Stewart's frustrations, 'Happiest Season' is recognized as a milestone in mainstream LGBTQ films, directed by openly lesbian Clea DuVall.
- Stewart's latest film, 'Love Lies Bleeding,' is praised for its raw and vulnerable portrayal of queer relationships, contrasting with the sanitized representation in 'Happiest Season.'
- 'Happiest Season' faced criticism for its attempt to make queer representation more palatable, but also received positive reviews for its contribution to LGBTQ cinema.