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Maggie Gyllenhaal appeared to be in high spirits as she led the arrivals for the the final day of the city’s 78th International Film Festival on Saturday.
The actress, 43, beamed from ear-to-ear as she waved at onlookers before stepping out of her taxi boat.
Arriving at an exclusive event in the City of Water, the film producer kept things casual in a V-neck T-shirt, which she layered below a loose-fitting navy floral blazer and jeans.
Happy: Maggie Gyllenhaal appeared to be in high spirits as she cut a casual figure in a navy floral blazer during Venice Film Festival’s final day on Saturday
Maggie protected her eyes from the dazzling sunshine with a pair of oversized black shades and slung a heavy navy handbag over her shoulder.
The Hollywood star wore her short brown tresses in a swept-back side parting and accentuated her beauty with a polished make-up look.
Also arriving in style was Sofia Resing, 30, who posed up a storm for photographers while showing off her svelte waist in a figure-hugging black mini dress.
Radiant: For an exclusive event in the City of Water, the film producer kept things casual in a V-neck T-shirt, which she layered below a loose-fitting navy floral blazer and jeans
Cheerful: Marking the final day of the city’s 78th International Film Festival, the actress, 43, beamed from ear-to-ear as she waved at onlookers before stepping out of her taxi boat
Beauty: The Hollywood star wore her short brown tresses in a swept-back side parting and accentuated her beauty with a polished make-up look
Laid back: She protected her eyes from the dazzling sunshine with a pair of oversized black shades and slung a heavy navy handbag over her shoulder
The plunging number, which she accessorised with a delicate black belt, highlighted her ample cleavage and coordinated with her slim suit trousers.
The Brazilian model wore a small stone handbag over her shoulder and framed her face with a pair of black shades.
Roberto Farnesi, 52, looked delighted as he cradled his girlfriend’s baby bump after stepping foot on the red-carpeted jetty soon after.
The Italian actor’s younger woman Lucya Belcastro, 28, looked chic in a khaki midi dress while her beau dressed things down in an unbuttoned light blue shirt and navy trousers.
Wow! Arriving in style was Sofia Resing, 30, who posed up a storm for photographers while showing off her svelte waist in a figure-hugging black mini dress
Sizzling: The Brazilian model wore a small stone handbag over her shoulder and framed her face with a pair of black shades
Stunning: Her gorgeous raven locks were styled in tousled waves
Lucya accessorised her outfit with a white handbag and matching heels while Roberto donned a pair of navy trainers.
They both looked lovingly into each other’s eyes before puckering up for a hot and steamy smooch.
Maggie’s star-studded directorial debut The Lost Daughter, based on the 2006 novel of the same name by Elena Ferrante, made its world premiere at the revered film festival last Friday.
What a pair! Roberto Farnesi, 52, looked delighted as he cradled his girlfriend’s baby bump after stepping foot on the red-carpeted jetty soon after
Kiss kiss: They both looked lovingly into each other’s eyes before puckering up for a hot and steamy smooch
The cast is led by Olivia Colman and Dakota Johnson and the movie tells the gripping story of Olivia’s character Leda.
A college professor on a summer holiday at the seaside, she becomes obsessed with Nina (Dakota) and her young daughter as she watches them play on the beach.
Leda is reminded of the terror and confusion she felt in early motherhood as she watches the mother-daughter duo, as well as their extended family.
Reminded of the unconventional choices she made for her own daughter, Leda begins to unravel and becomes a prisoner of her own mind, unable to explain what’s happened.
Upcoming: Maggie’s star-studded directorial debut The Lost Daughter is set to premiere at the 78th Venice International Film Festival on Friday
Talented: The movie tells the gripping story of Olivia Colman’s character Leda (pictured)
It was announced earlier this month that Netflix had acquired the rights to air The Lost Daughter.
On the news, Maggie said: ‘I’m thrilled to be working with Netflix again. They have supported so much of the work I am most proud of, and this is no exception.
‘Netflix has consistently championed filmmakers that excite and inspire me and I’m delighted to be included in that company.’
The film is scheduled for release on the streaming platform in December.
Star studded: The film, which sees Paul Mescal (pictured) of Normal People grace the big screen, is scheduled for release on Netflix in December
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