Rooney and Kate Mara premiered Werner Herzog’s new drama *Bucking Fastard* at the Venice Film Festival, joining co-stars Orlando Bloom and Domhnall Gleeson. The event took place on Thursday, September 3, as part of the festival’s lineup. The film, directed by the acclaimed German filmmaker, marks a collaboration between Herzog and the cast, known for their diverse filmographies. The premiere was held at a venue in Venice, drawing attention from industry insiders and fans. The event also coincided with other high-profile film premieres at the festival, including the opening of the Cartier Cinema Club at the Gritti Palace. The gathering featured notable figures from cinema and fashion, highlighting Venice’s role as a global cultural hub.
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