Movies Online comes with the information that Blindness will be launching in DVD next February .
Although it got mixed reviews since this film was shot in my home town I for one will give it a shot! A mysterious epidemic sends a city reeling toward the edge of madness, while one woman tries to preserve a small pocket of humanity in the taut thriller Blindness, coming to DVD on February 10, 2009. Presented by Miramax Films and based on Nobel Laureate José Saramago’s masterful novel, this intense and gritty drama, called “powerful and provocative” by Stephen Schaefer of the Boston Herald, was nominated for the 2008 Palme d’Or, the top prize at the Cannes Film Festival. Read more…
I would like to thank Patrick Sammon of Mammoth for pointing us and offering some Blindness goodies! Be check to grab it all if you already don’t have it!
If you have a Facebook account, be sure to check the Miramax and the Blindness pages up there.
See here high quality posters and promos:
They’re also have both, teaser and theatrical trailers up to download. Both files are huge (something about 45mb), because you’ll find 3 sizes with two different format each of the trailers, in high quality. I’ve already download it and will be displaying it here for download soon. I’ve also did some high quality screencaptures of Mark scenes in the theatrical trailer to replace the older ones:
And last, but not least, do not forget to check the Miramax’ Youtube Channel and Blindness official website.
“Blindness” will opens tomorrow here in Brazil, and so with luck we start to find more promotional material about the movie.
The portal Globo.com has a interview with Mark talking about his character, also the movie and his impressions. You can watch the video online, so just click at the picture below:
You can view screencaptures of this video and also download it in our gallery.
Enjoy!
GALLERY LINKS
• Blindness Promotional Interview to Globo Videos – Screencaptures
• Blindness Promotional Interview to Globo Videos – Download (.WMV, .rar file)
According to “The Canadian Press“, Ruffalo will be in Toronto, with Julianne Moore and Gael García Bernal, to promote Blindness.
The 10-day movie-lovers’ bash runs from Sept. 4 to 13.
Blindness, the dark Canadian-Brazilian-Japanese drama based on Jose Saramago’s acclaimed novel, is set to open the 28th edition of the Atlantic Film Festival.
Organizers announced their selection on Friday from Halifax, where the 10-day festival will unspool beginning Sept. 11.
“Opening night will beautifully align our celebration of Canadian cinema with this incredible Brazilian co-production,” said festival director Lia Rinaldo.
Packed with Canadian and international stars, Blindness tells the story of a mysterious epidemic that afflicts an unnamed city, robbing citizens of their sight and quickly causing societal breakdown.
The cast includes U.S. actors Julianne Moore, Mark Ruffalo and Danny Glover, Mexico’s Gael Garcia Bernal, Brazil’s Alice Braga, Japan’s Yusuke Iseya and Canadians Sandra Oh, Maury Chaykin, Susan Coyne, Martha Burns and Don McKellar — who also adapted the screenplay from Saramago’s book.
The movie opened the Cannes International Film Festival in May and will also screen at the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival. Blindness is set for a limited North American theatrical release in September.
Source: CBC News