Blindness Trailer

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"BLINDNESS TRAILER"
When a sudden plague of blindness devastates a city, a small group of the afflicted band together to triumphantly overcome the horrific conditions of their imposed quarantine.

Also Known As: Cegueira

Production Status: In Production/Awaiting Release

Logline: An epidemic of blindness sweeps through an unnamed contemporary city and pushes society to the brink of breakdown.

Genres: Art/Foreign, Drama, Thriller and Adaptation

Running Time: 2 hrs.

Release Date: September 19th, 2008 (wide)

Distributors: Miramax Films

Production Co.: O2 Filmes, Potboiler Productions, Bee Vine Pictures

Studios: Focus Features

Filming Locations: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Sao Paolo, Brazil

Produced in: Brazil

Starring: Don McKellar, Julianne Moore, Mark Ruffalo, Gael Garcia Bernal, Danny Glover
Directed by: Fernando Meirelles
Produced by: Niv Fichman, Simon Channing-Williams, Gail Egan

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• blindness
• trailer
• julianne
• moore
• gael
• garcia

[Weagrantter]

This film is not about action, it has a deeper goal than other science-fiction films. If you notice, it reveals a clear and original view on WHAT would happen IF suddenly the world got blind and how our concept of civilization fails towards it. I think you should watch it carefully and not only look at the visual and special effects, for it was written by a great writter and I advise you to read the book; he discribes it perfectly. Don't mind my bad english.

[Dentareem]

A brilliant film, truly scary, gives an insight to how fragile we really are if we just lose one thing about us.

[BluegirlH2O]

Can I ask is there rape scenes in this cause I was told that's why I'm not allowed to watch this

[DisgustingEmperor]

I just finished reading the book.

I'm totally shocked

Really intense ... embodies the fears of man

[TangoNUMERO7]

the only thing more terrifying than blindness

is being the only one

who can see

excellent.

[SpontanBenannt]

i've seen that movie today and i rly loved it

Julianne did an amazing job

[Vitaminlove1212]

books are always better then their movie adaptations. i believe you will enjoy this book very much

[lerinnenatalia]

Well I havnt read the book so I cant judge how true it stayed to the book. But if this did follow the book as close as you say it did... then its the books fault this movie was so bad. Just becuz it is a good adaptation of a book, doesnt make it a good movie. Either way, I think I am going to have to read this book for myself, becuz I just have a feeling its going to be amillion times better then the movie.

[Vitaminlove1212]

I'm not saying its the audience can make a movie bad or good. I'm saying that most of the audience isn't used to films such as these and instead of keeping an open mind they bitch and moan because it isn't "cool" enough. I'm a writer as well and I do agree movie adaptations are terrible most of the time but this time is different. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. obviously the book was better but the movie stayed true to the book better then any adaptation I've seen thus far.

[lerinnenatalia]

I dont think the audience can make a movie bad or good. The audience can only judge the movie. Most movies that were first books are letdowns to me. As a writer, I just think this was bad storytelling, anti-climactic, and disappointing. This movie was missing the wow factor that I just knew it was going to have. Thats prob becuz more interesting parts in the book were left out of the movie for times sake. moving, raw? I just have to disagree with that.