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TrailerWhen an epidemic of a disease known as the 'white sickness' appears in her city, the wife (Julianne Moore) of a doctor is one of the few individuals left who still has sight. She then keeps her sight a secret and leads seven strangers out of quarantine and onto the ravaged streets of the city.Actors: Yûsuke Iseya, Jason Bermingham, Eduardo Semerjian, Don McKellar, Ciça Meirelles, Antônio Fragoso, Lilian Blanc, Douglas Silva, Daniel Zettel, Yoshino Kimura, Joe Pingue, ...»Director: Fernando MeirellesCountry: Brazil, Canada, Japan, United Kingdom, ItalyDuration: 121 minQuality: HDRelease: 2008IMDb: 6.5Rating(4) Voted1 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Vagabond AnonymousSo much dumb writing, it will give you brain tumour. The writer won a Nobel prize? I hope not for this story.2020-05-03 12:05
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Actors of "Blindness"
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Characters of "Blindness"
First Blind ManPlayed by: Yûsuke Iseya
Man with Black Eye PatchPlayed by: Danny Glover
DoctorPlayed by: Mark Ruffalo
Doctor's WifePlayed by: Julianne Moore
King of Ward ThreePlayed by: Gael García Bernal
Ambulance AttendantPlayed by: João Velho -
Directors of "Blindness"
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Creators of "Blindness"
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Critic Reviews of "Blindness"
Chicago ReaderDecember 17, 2008I have to admire a mainstream movie that's so overwhelmingly bleak, but that's the only real distinction of this dystopian sci-fi drama.
Time OutNovember 21, 2008Sadly, 'Blindness' may realise its director's worst fear: to produce not only an exploitation B-movie but one, paradoxically, spoiled by its own integrity and misplaced 'artistic' mise-en-scène and intentions.
Los Angeles TimesOctober 18, 2008Stilted, claustrophobic and more stylish than substantial.
I.E. WeeklyOctober 06, 2008It's the rare movie that dissects the blackness of the soul; rarer still are ones that manage to find the darkness beautiful.
Christian Science MonitorOctober 06, 2008Set in a nameless English-speaking city where people are suddenly stricken with sightlessness, it's an allegory that never rises to the level of believability.
The New RepublicOctober 03, 2008Blindness is a glum, ugly film, and pretentious in the bargain. But, perhaps least excusable, it is a fundamentally ill-conceived film, the visual depiction of a world without sight.
BrianOrndorf.comJune 02, 2010The picture is elongated to a punishing two hours of suffering, infuriatingly slavish screenwriting, and a director who should be gifted the miracle of a tripod this upcoming holiday season.
Washington TimesAugust 30, 2009Like the film's thematic elements, the camera trickery comes off as unnecessarily pretentious, the sort of thing film students applaud while mainstream audiences yawn.
Times-PicayuneAugust 14, 2009It's hard to explain all the vitriol aimed at Meirelles' film, which is a beautifully shot picture that is as haunting and profound as it is thought-provoking.
MoviedexAugust 01, 2009Takes the post-apocalyptic themes of Children of Men and blends it with the jaded morality of Lord of the Flies to questionable success
BET.comJuly 03, 2009Blindness is a film that is trying to come off as organic and artsy, but feels too contrived.
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