International audiences can now experience a little bit of the Kristen Stewart film so polarizing that it was booed at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. Personal Shopper, the thriller that competed for the Palme d’Or, stars Stewart as an American in Paris who is haunted by a mysterious entity after she goes looking for her brother’s ghost. The new international trailer for the film is almost as glamorous as it is eerie—Stewart’s character works as a personal shopper, a profession she claims to hate but which offers a glitzy backdrop as she struggles to let go of her twin.
Personal Shopper finds Stewart reuniting with French director Olivier Assayas, with whom she worked on his 2014 Cannes submission, Clouds of Sils Maria. Their new collaboration has drawn mixed reviews so far: Despite the chilly reception at this year’s festival, it has also received its fair share of praise in the press too. Audiences can decide for themselves once the film makes its way to the U.S., though a date has not yet been set.
