Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun Say Their Indie Sci-Fi ‘Love Me’ Isn’t Making a Statement About AI: ‘I Know It Scares Me’
Stewart and Yeun tell IndieWire about playing a buoy and a satellite for their new romance, including filming in ...
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Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun Find Love After the Apocalypse
The stars and directors of 'Love Me' chat about their experimental new sci-fi film and why it's not exactly pro-AI.
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“Under The Right Hands… Worlds Can Be Built”: Steven Yeun Hypes “Genius” Parasite Director’s New Sci-Fi Movie As Its Release Finally Approaches
A ctor Steven Yeun hypes up the upcoming sci-fi movie Mickey 17. Mickey 17 is the latest film from South Korean director Bong ...
"We're In a Weird Reality Right Now": Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun Had a Complete 180 While Filming 'Love Me'
In Love Me, Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun explore identity, purpose, and love through AI minds in a post-apocalyptic world.
Kristen Stewart, Steven Yeun on exploring humanity as AI robots in new film 'Love Me'
Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun opened up about their new film "Love Me," which explores themes of identity, love and more.
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'Love Me' watches two lonely devices try to be human
Long after people have perished, two digital devices imitate humanity through avatars based on old Instagram videos starring Deja (Kristen Stewart) and Liam (Steven Yeun) in “Love Me.” ...