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Ziyi was back on the red carpet today at the 81st Venice International Film Festival to attend the world premiere of Joker: Folie à Deux.
Once again, a photo session of Ziyi was taken before the red carpet.
Today, Ziyi attended the amfAR Gala Venezia at the 81st Venice Film Festival. She was photographed with Chopard’s artistic director and co-president Caroline Scheufele.
A gorgeous photoshoot was also taken for the occasion.
On the third day of this year’s Venice Film Festival, Ziyi made another appearance on the red carpet. Wearing a Chanel dress, she attended the premiere of Halina Reijn’s erotic thriller Babygirl.
As announced last month, Ziyi is part the Main Competition’s jury at the 81st Venice International Film Festival. She had a very schedule on her first day at the festival. First, she attended the photocall and the press conference of the Jury.
Later, she walked on the red carpet of the opening ceremony and the world premiere of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.
We also have added a gorgeous photo session to the gallery.
Ziyi will attend the 81st Venice International Film Festival this year. She will serve as a jury member of the prestigious film festival that will be held from 28 August to 7 September 2024.
Chaired – as previously announced on May 8 – by French actress Isabelle Huppert, the International Jury of the Venezia 81 Competition will also include members: American director and screenwriter James Gray; British director and screenwriter Andrew Haigh; Polish director, screenwriter and producer Agnieszka Holland; Brazilian director and screenwriter Kleber Mendonça Filho; Mauritanian director, screenwriter and producer Abderrahmane Sissako; Italian director and screenwriter Giuseppe Tornatore; German director and screenwriter Julia von Heinz; and Chinese actress Zhang Ziyi. –La Biennale di Venezia
Back in 2004, Ziyi was invited to join the jury of the 61st Venice Film Festival, but had to decline. She was busy filming Memoirs of a Geisha in the United States.
While Ziyi was in Paris, a few days before the screening of She’s Got No Name at the 77th Cannes Film Festival, she accepted various interviews and photoshoots. Earlier, we had the chance to see a glimpse of this photoshoot for W China in the Vlog the actress released about her stay in France, but the six magazine covers and photo session are now online. For their “Icon Issue”, W collaborated with the renowned Japanese photographer Yoshihiko Ueda and the result is simply breathtaking.
A short film directed by Milo Chiavarino-Annaud was also released to promote the release of the magazine.
Right after the photocall, the director and cast of She’s Got No Name sat down for a press conference at the 77th Cannes Film Festival. The majority of the questions of the press were directed at Peter Chan and Ziyi. The latter talked about her preparation for her role and confessed her disappointment after noticing one of her favorite scenes not making the final cut.
Shahrbanoo Golmohamadi of Gazettely gave the movie a rating of 9/10 and published an extensive review.
At the core of She’s Got No Name is Zhang Ziyi’s intensely moving lead performance as Zhan-Zhou. She brings quiet dignity to a character coping with unspeakable trauma. Subtle glimpses of her humanity shine through even in Zhan-Zhou’s darkest moments. We feel her inner strength slowly reawakening as her story is told.
Yesterday morning, the cast of She’s Got No Name were all reunited to attend a photocall at the 77th Cannes Film Festival.
