The beautiful and talented French actress is everywhere these days. The Dior muse and Montblanc ambassador for the arts graced the pages of You and Interview magazines recently and also attended events in Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates) and Rome (Italy), where she met her “Dreamers” co-star Michael Pitt and Gael García Bernal who presented an award at last year’s Oscars with her.

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Finally an event with Mark this year. We surely miss him.
Mark Ruffalo is in Toronto, since “Blindness” and “The Brothers Bloom” are set to be show in the festival. Yesterday was “Blindness” premiere, and Mark, Gael, Julianne and Dennis was attending it. Also two days ago Mark was with Sunrise attending the after party of “Burn After Reading” with fellow pal “Adrien Brody”.

You’ll find HQ and MQ pictures of this events in the gallery. And also, be sure to check the beautiful new gallery theme made by talented Nathalie.

GALLERY LINKS
• TIFF – Burn After Reading After Party – September 05
• TIFF – Blindness Premiere – September 05

I’ve set a new layout to Ruffalo Central, your most up-to-date online site dedicated to talented american actor. I was trying to do something like this since the site was opened, and now I had the opportunity. I hope you like it.

In other news, Blindness, his new upcoming project, can be have a great news soon.

Speculation was mounting last night that Brazilian film-maker Fernando Meirelles’ adaptation of Jose Saramago’s bestselling mystery Blindness will open the Cannes international film festival on May 14.

Meirelles’s latest offering was among a handful of notable absentees when the bulk of the competition and out-of-competition lineup was unveiled earlier this week. Blindness and Agnes Varda’s autobiographical documentary Les Plages d’Agnes are both ready and had been widely expected to secure berths in the festival.

Now it seems that Meirelles’ tale of a bizarre blindness pandemic may figure more prominently than had originally been predicted. Sources in the industry believe the film will open proceedings on the Croisette and take its place alongside Steven Soderbergh’s Che double feature, Clint Eastwood’s The Changeling and Wim Wenders’ The Palermo Shooting.

Meirelles’ sprawling Rio crime drama City of God screened at Cannes in 2002 and he followed that up three years later with his first English-language film The Constant Gardener.

Blindness stars Julianne Moore as the only person who is not affected by a blindness pandemic that afflicts an entire town. Mark Ruffalo, Gael Garcia Bernal, Danny Glover and Sandra Oh also star.