Stewart and Yeun tell IndieWire about playing a buoy and a satellite for their new romance, including filming in ...

In Love Me, Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun explore identity, purpose, and love through AI minds in a post-apocalyptic world.

Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun play lovers in "Love Me." Credit: Bleecker Street On its surface, Love Me might look like a ...

Husband-and-wife filmmaking team Andy and Sam Zuchero create a sci-fi romance that's well cast but frustratingly shallow ...

In the not-too distant future, a buoy and a satellite have relationship issues just like many human couples in the new film ...

Love is love as some say, even if it is between a buoy and a satellite. Bleecker Street's latest film "Love Me" heads to ...

Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun opened up about their new film "Love Me," which explores themes of identity, love and more.

The stars and directors of 'Love Me' chat about their experimental new sci-fi film and why it's not exactly pro-AI.

On its surface, Love Me might look like a romance. It begins with a protagonist yearning for love so intensely that she models herself — and her relationship with her beau — upon a couple of ...

Kristen Stewart plays the buoy, with Steven Yeun as the satellite sent into space as humanity’s digital tombstone, its time capsule orbiting the planet, checking for life forms. As their ...

Thrillingly utilizing filmmaking techniques from live-action, practical animatronics, classic animation and game engines, and anchored in enthralling performances by Stewart and Yeun, Love Me ...