Kristen Stewart admitted she might leave the United States soon.
In a recent conversation with The timesthe actor-director opened up about filming in her home country following recent tariff plans for Donald Trump’s film industry.
She said she had shot her new movie, The chronology of waterin Latvia, because it would have been “impossible to do so in the [U.S.]’ while ‘completely undermines reality [President Donald] Trump.”
Kristen admitted that she is terrified of the tariffs that have yet to be imposed.
However, she considered moving to another country.
“But we have to take a page from his book and create the reality we want to live in.”
Kristen lives in Los Angeles and New York. When asked if she would continue living in the US, the actress replied: “Probably not.”
“I can’t work there freely. But I don’t want to give it up completely,” she added. “I would like to make films in Europe and then shove them down the throats of the American people.”
“It’s how I relate to the world. I always think, ‘How are we going to make a movie out of that?’ “
As reported by The New York PostTrump said: “I’m going to put tariffs on films from outside the country – if they’re made in Canada, if they’re made in all these places, because Los Angeles has lost its film industry.”
