Kristen Stewart holds hands with wife Dylan Meyer at LA premiere of directorial debut The Chronology of Water

Kristen Stewart held hands with her wife and producing partner, Dylan Meyer, at the LA premiere of her feature directorial debut The Chronology of Water on Thursday.

The newlyweds tied the knot April 20 at Mexican restaurant Casita Del Campo in the trendy Los Feliz neighborhood following six years of dating.

‘I’ve had the craziest year of my entire life,’ the 35-year-old Oscar nominee told People on Sunday.

‘I got married. My wife made her a movie. I starred in it. I made my movie. We went to Cannes. It’s now actually coming out in theaters, which blows my mind. I was so carbonated over the last year. I need to get flat… I need to go fizz out.’

Stewart reportedly first met the 38-year-old nepo baby of Oscar-nominated screenwriter Nicholas Meyer in 2013 on the set of Nima Nourizadeh’s action stoner comedy American Ultra.

The bisexual beauty was said to have previously romanced Sara Dinkin, Stella Maxwell, St. Vincent, Soko, Nicholas Hoult, Alicia Cargile, Lane Garrison, Robert Pattinson, Michael Angarano and the late Anton Yelchin.

The former child star bared her back in a black zip-up swimsuit with matching low-slung, baggy trousers and boots selected by stylist Tara Swennen.

Hairstylist Adir Abergel covered up Stewart’s shaved undercut with a jagged mullet with asymmetrical bangs.

Make-up artist Jillian Dempsey brought out the Chanel brand ambassador’s hazel eyes with peachy shadow, defined brows and a nude pout.

On Monday, Stewart revealed she would love to remake the first Twilight film, which famously launched her career back in 2008 alongside Pattinson.

‘I love what Catherine [Hardwicke] did, I love what Chris [Weitz] did, I love what all of the directors did with the movies,’ the Sacramento actress told ET.

‘Imagine if we had like, a huge budget and a bunch of love and support. I don’t know… I would love to readapt. Yeah, sure, I’ll do the remake. I’m doing it! I’m committed.’

But first, US audiences can catch Stewart’s 128-minute big-screen adaptation of Lidia Yuknavitch’s 2011 memoir this Friday in theaters.

Ridley Scott was one of the producers of The Chronology of Water, which has a ‘certified fresh’ 92 percent critic approval rating (out of 59 reviews) on Rotten Tomatoes.

The homeschooled millennial will next compete for two trophies – best indie feature and best first feature – at the 9th Astra Film Awards, which airs Friday on YouTube and the KNEKT Television Network.

Stewart’s movie previously received prizes from IndieWire Honors, Savannah Film Festival, Deauville American Film Festival and Miskolc International Film Festival.

Joining the César Award winner on the red carpet of 2220 Arts + Archives were her cast – Kim Gordon, Imogen Poots, Thora Birch and Jim Belushi.

The 43-year-old American Beauty alum – who plays Claudia – was certainly in a silly mood flashing peace signs as she pretended to grab the 71-year-old SNL alum from behind.

Belushi – who plays Ken Kesey – was trying to show off the Ozzy Osbourne T-shirt he wore in honor of the heavy metal rocker who died, age 76, on December 3.

Birch then sat down cross-legged on the red carpet while clad in a lavender blazer and high-heel boots as Stewart and Meyer posed with their fellow Nevermind Pictures founder, Maggie Mclean.

The British 36-year-old – who headlines the film as Lidia Yuknavitch – took the plunge in a silver silk slip gown and peep-toe sandals selected by stylist Chloe Hartstein.

Ashley Benson – who celebrated New Year’s Eve with Stewart – came to the premiere in a grey trench coat and black high-heel boots selected by stylist Tara Swennen.

Emma Roberts – who also rang in 2026 with Stewart – debuted her newly-bleached locks with a strapless white mini-dress beneath a black leather jacket and matching pumps selected by styling sisters Brit + Kara Elkin.

Meanwhile, Dylan Mulvaney flashed her black bra-top and slip beneath a sheer short-sleeve silver sheath dress.

The Love Me star will next portray a stoner called Frankie in Meyer’s feature directorial debut The Wrong Girls, which is a mistaken identity drama for Neon.

Stewart spent ’13 years’ honing the script for the comedy – which also features Alia Shawkat, Seth Rogen, Kumail Nanjiani, LaKeith Stanfield and Tony Hale.

Last month, the Love Lies Bleeding star confirmed to Collider that Amazon MGM’s limited series The Challenger has ‘gotten a green light’ and she’s ‘shaking’ in her boots about portraying real-life astronaut Sally Ride.

Stewart’s other upcoming projects include Panos Cosmatos’ vampire flick Flesh of the Gods and Quentin Dupieux’s dark comedy Full Phil for Studiocanal.