I came across a lovely portrait shoot that Kelly Macdonald did for No Country for Old Men at the Toronto Film Festival. The pics are beautiful, check them out!

While toute Canada was at “Fugitive Pieces” Thursday night, the officially sanctified Canadian opening film, the press all sneaked off to a screening of “No Country For Old Men,” Joel and Ethan Coen’s adaptation of the mesmerizing novel by Cormac McCarthy. And though there have been many other high points during the ensuing days of the Toronto International Film Festival, none has equaled that chilling, thrilling summit.

“No Country” does for chase movies what Picasso did for portraiture, investing them with a whole new geometry and a brutal beauty. When Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin), a longneck-loving good ol’ boy from West Texas, stumbles upon a desert full of corpses, drugs and money, he sets in motion one of the most relentless, remorseless killing machines the screen has ever beheld.

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Miss Kelly, along side her No Country for Old Men co-stars and directors, attended the Toronto International Film Festival on September 8 to promote the film. I’ve added photos from the press conference, premiere and portrait session. Kelly looks lovely!