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Here we are with the pics from the 15 Zurich Film Festival, from the premiere to the Golden Eye Award to end with the IWC Private Dinner. Enjoy!

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This is a very emotional post. CATE and I found ourselves going down to the bowels of the building where @iwcwatches were celebrating this eve. We were trying to go up and the lift sent us further down, as if his spirit brought us to him. There, just outside of the lift were these boxes saying ‘Peter Lindbergh’ . Inside, during dinner, all around the room, were his beautiful photos of CATE. Photos taken in 2014, for #iwcwatches where I was blessed to be there too. I quickly took this photo of CATE. It was so meaningful… magical. A reflection of another time. #marygreenwell #mymgmakeup #cateblanchett ??swipe to see photographs ?#peterlindbergh #photography #iwcwatches #beauty #photography #style #grace #angels

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Hello dear Blanchetters!

Save the date! On October 5 Cate Blanchett will receive the Golden Icon Award during the next Zurich Film Festival! Here is why she is receiving the award:

Golden Icon Award: Cate Blanchett
One face, many iconic roles and?a spectrum of convincing character studies that is as broad as?it is subtle: The Australian Cate Blanchett’s ability to transform is legendary. She was already making waves in the Australian theatre scene not long after graduating from the National Institute?of Dramatic Arts. Shortly after giving her film debut in the 1997 war drama PARADISE ROAD, Blanchett went on to celebrate her international breakthrough after landing the Oscar-nominated?title role in ELIZABETH (1998). Blanchett expanded her repertoire by playing Elbin Galadriel in the epic fantasy saga THE LORD OF THE RINGS (2001-2003), and attracted international attention for her performances in AVIATOR (2004) and BABEL (2006). Her most memorable roles include her interpretation of Bob Dylan in I’M NOT THERE (2007), her Academy Award-winning title role in Woody Allen’s BLUE JASMINE (2013) and her performance alongside Rooney Mara in CAROL (2015). Cate Blanchett brings her most recent production, Richard Linklater’s WHERE’D YOU GO, BERNADETTE (2019), to Zurich. She will collect the ZFF’s Golden Eye on October 5. The ZFF honours the actress by screening a selection of her works in a retrospective.

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The retrospective will screen nine movies starting on October 1 – You can find the program here

On the same day Where’d you Go Bernadette will premiere at the festival at 7 p.m.. Tickets on sale from Monday here