2008·Drama·2h 1m
6.9
★
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.
Directed by Fernando Meirelles
blindness and impaired vision
based on novel or book
fight
society
asylum
eye specialist
uprising
outbreak
epidemic
doomsday
plague
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Cast
Julianne Moore
Doctor's Wife
Mark Ruffalo
Doctor
Danny Glover
Man with Black Eye Patch
Gael García Bernal
Bartender / King of Ward Three
Maury Chaykin
Accountant
Alice Braga
Woman with Dark Glasses
Don McKellar
Thief
Sandra Oh
Minister of Health
Yūsuke Iseya
First Blind Man
Yoshino Kimura
First Blind Man's Wife
Niv Fichman
Israeli Scientist
Douglas Silva
Onlooker #1
Crew
Fernando Meirelles
Director
Don McKellar
Screenplay
Daniel Rezende
Editor
Niv Fichman
Producer
Gail Egan
Executive Producer
Simon Channing Williams
Executive Producer
Tatsumi Yoda
Executive Producer
Aeschylus Poulos
Producer
Larry Weinstein
Producer
José Saramago
Novel
Susie Figgis
Casting
Barbara Willis Sweete
Associate Producer
Popular Reviews
87 reviews
Vasco
1.0★ · 06/11/26
How can such a wonderful book have such an utterly boring film adaptation?
How can such a wonderful book have such an utterly boring film adaptation?
Noel
5.0★ · 04/20/26
Mi ha fatto cagare al cazzo, non inerente al libro.
Mi ha fatto cagare al cazzo, non inerente al libro.
Ajeasolita
7.0★ · 04/16/26
Edebiyat performans için kitabı okumam lazımdı ama bitmedi o yüzden filmi izliyim dedim ve bence güzel işlenmiş. Özellikle kör olma hissini ve o iğrenç olayları çok iyi anlatmışlar bence
Edebiyat performans için kitabı okumam lazımdı ama bitmedi o yüzden filmi izliyim dedim ve bence güzel işlenmiş. Özellikle kör olma hissini ve o iğrenç olayları çok iyi anlatmışlar bence
Vic
7.0★ · 03/29/26
i’m honestly a bit disturbed by the sheer amount of negative reviews complaining about the plot or how “stupid” the characters and their decisions are. do we really only engage with films on a purely literal level? are you sure this is even that kind of movie? because i’m not.
the metaphor here is so painfully obvious that i don’t even know what else needs to be said
the metaphor here is so painfully obvious that i don’t even know what else needs to be said
i’m honestly a bit disturbed by the sheer amount of negative reviews complaining about the plot or how “stupid” the characters and their decisions are. do we really only engage with films on a purely literal level? are you sure this is even that kind of movie? because i’m not.
the metaphor here is so painfully obvious that i don’t even know what else needs to be said
the metaphor here is so painfully obvious that i don’t even know what else needs to be said
Sofia Andrade
9.0★ · 03/25/26
jose saramago is a KING
jose saramago is a KING