Kristen Stewart, the Hollywood actress perhaps best known for her role in the "Twilight" movies, has co-authored a new research paper that discusses the use of artificial intelligence technology, to create art in her screenwriting debut film, "Come Swim." The 17-minute film, starring Josh Kaye and Sydney Lopez, has been written and directed by Stewart. The movie is set to feature in the Sundance Film Festival 2017 that kicked off Thursday. It was inspired by one of Stewart's own paintings that itself originated from one of her poems. "It's basically about that moment when you wake up and you get dressed and you realize ... I'm not sad anymore. I've been dropped back into everyone else's reality and now I can live again," Stewart told the New York Times Magazine while describing the concept of the film.