Kristen Stewart is ready for a return to the Hollywood spotlight, walking the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival for the premiere of her new movie, Seberg.
In it, Stewart, 29, stars as real-life American actress Jean Seberg — an icon of French New Wave cinema — in the political thriller.
And while Stewart's performance has been praised, Seberg received divided reviews at the film festival.
IndieWire called it "clumsy", "scattered" and a "mess", noting it was "breathlessly awful", while Variety was more positive saying it was "compulsive viewing". The Hollywood Reporter praised it as a "sleek, pleasurably glossy thriller".
Seberg premiered at the 76th Venice Film Festival around the 40th anniversary of Jean Seberg's death. The screen icon was known for her role in Jean-Luc Godard's 1960 drama Breathless and became a civil rights campaigner.