Kristen Stewart, last seen sinking her fangs into The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2, has set up not one but TWO new projects to star in. First up will be political thriller Camp X-Ray which will see Stewart as a girl desperate to escape her small town by signing up for military service. But when she’s stationed at Guantanamo Bay she soon begins to regret her decision. Following that Stewart will join Juliette Binoche and Chloe Moretz for Sils Maria. The film will see a woman hitting middle age and looking back at her life to understand what she has accomplished. Summer Hours director Olivier Assayas has written the script and will also direct the project. Before she heads off to the two new projects though Stewart will next be seen in opposite Elizabeth Banks and Jim Sturgess in The Big Shoe before, in theory, saddling up for Snow White And The Huntsman 2. Source – The Hollywood Reporter
Kristen Stewart Sets Up Two New Projects
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