TheStar.com has an interview with Kristen Stewart, in which she talks about her recent projects. Check it out!

Despite what she calls a year that’s been “really insane and absolutely psychotic,” the actress is making the promotional rounds on behalf of a pair of no-budget indies she shot immediately before entering the Twilight zone.

Mary Stuart Masterson’s The Cake Eaters, which was given a limited theatrical run before being released on DVD, features one of Stewart’s finest performances as a high schooler suffering from a fatal nerve disorder.

The slightly more upbeat Adventureland, which opened yesterday and is directed by Superbad helmer Greg Mottola, stars Stewart as Em, a Pittsburgh twentysomething who is trying to shore up her finances by working at a run-down amusement park.

Em’s personal life is complicated by a relationship with a married man (Ryan Reynolds) and an attraction to a brainy but neurotic co-worker (Jesse Eisenberg).

“I think that my character in Adventureland has no concept of what she really wants out of life,” says Stewart. “She puts on an act that she’s very secure and self-sufficient but she’s so not. She realizes too late that she should get over her hang-ups and be good to herself.”

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