After 8 years away, Natalie Portman goes to the Cannes festival

the renowned actress Natalie Portman, returned to step on the red carpet of the film festival in Cannes. After 8 years without attending the event, the actress appeared stunning wearing a blue Dior embroidered dress, and a beautiful necklace in the same colors as the dress. Natalie attended the event to attend the premiere of the film “The Zone of Interest”. Written and directed by Jonathan Glazer.

The actress who won the oscar best actress for the film black swan in 2011, in which the character plays the role of a ballerina fond of perfection and takes this to the dance, the character also suffers from schizophrenia. Natalie made her last Cannes appearance in 2015 when she attended the premiere of “Sicaro”. The actress must attend to honor the release of the film: “May December”. which is in contention for palm d’orthe feature film has two renowned actresses in the cast, Natalie Portman and Julianne Moorewho also won the Oscar for best actress.

_{Natalie Portman on the red carpet in Cannes. (Photo: reproduction/Glamour)}

The film is directed by T.odd hayneshe also drove “Far from Paradise” It is “Carol”. “My December” will arrive in Brazilian theaters, however, still without a release date. The film tells the story of Gracie Atherton-Yoo and Joe, her husband. Joe is 23 years younger than his wife and it’s all made headlines. After a few years, Joe meets an actress from hollywood named Elizabeth Berry and realizes that she has lost her youth and the couple’s family life begins to unravel.

Not only in feature films or short films does Natalie Portman appear. The actress also participated in the film “Thor: Love and Thunder”. His character appears in the post-credits scenes. In a recent interview she spoke about her future at Marvel. Natalie Portman said she still doesn’t know about many things, as her character appears and hints that she will return in other films in the scene.

Featured photo: Natalie Portman at Cannes. (Photo: reproduction/ Glamor)