Film Review: Kristen Stewart's Trauma-Soaked Adaptation of Lidia Yuknavitch's The Chronology of Water
A fragmented film portrays a swimmer's traumatic life through nonlinear imagery, vivid water motifs, and visceral scenes that intermix past and present.
"The Chronology of Water" Is an Extraordinary Directorial Debut
Kristen Stewart's first feature transforms nonlinear memory into bold cinematic form, using voice-over and rapid retinal-flash editing to capture subjective experience.
Best-Selling Romance Sensation Emily Henry Is Coming for the Movies Next
Netflix releases People We Meet on Vacation, a film adaptation directed by Brett Haley, starring Emily Bader and Tom Blyth, using a nonlinear storyline.
A family's unity collapses as a teenage son's unexplained disappearance exposes divergent grief, absurd coping, and a mother's escalating, destabilizing descent into despair.
Mary Page Marlowe examines a woman's life across eleven scenes, revealing identity shaped by choices, memory fragments, and ordinary moments given emotional depth.
