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Amy Smart hit the red carpet for the midweek celebration of the new movie Ezra in New York City.
The Los Angeles native, 48, was all smiles on the red carpet for the film’s opening night premiere at the 2024 ReelAbilities Film Festival at The Times Center.
She posed with Ezra director Tony Goldwyn, Pavar Snipe Whoopi. Goldberg and William A. Fitzgerald, who plays the title character.
Smart stepped out in a long-sleeved black dress with ruffled sleeves, as her long blonde locks flowed over the dress.
The actress accessorized with small earrings and a silver watch for the night out.
Amy Smart hit the red carpet for the midweek celebration of the new movie Ezra in New York City.
She posed with Ezra director Tony Goldwyn, Pavar Snipe, Whoopi. Goldberg and William A. Fitzgerald, who plays the title character.
The ruffled skirt reached to her mid-thighs and she also accessorized it with a gold bracelet that was seen peeking out from between her sleeves.
She finished her look with a pair of strappy black heels as she posed alone with director Tony Goldwyn.
The ReelAbilities Film Festival was founded in 2007 and is the “country’s largest festival dedicated to promoting awareness and appreciation of the lives, stories, and artistic expressions of people with disabilities.”
The new film Ezra served as the opening night film for the 2024 festival, following the title character played by Fitzgerald, a young autistic man.
Bobby Cannavale plays his father Max, a comedian who fathers Ezra with his ex Jenna (Rose Byrne).
Max and Ezra ultimately embark on an epic journey as they try to determine the best path for Ezra’s future.
The film also stars Robert De Niro, Whoopi Goldberg, Vera Farmiga, Rainn Wilson, and Tony Goldwyn pulling double duty as director and actor.
Goldberg also hit the event’s red carpet and was seen posing with Oscar-winning deaf actor Troy Kotsur.
The ruffled skirt reached her mid-thighs and she also accessorized it with a gold bracelet seen peeking out from between her sleeves.
She finished her look with a pair of strappy black heels as she posed solo with director Tony Goldwyn.
Goldberg also hit the event’s red carpet and was seen posing with Oscar-winning deaf actor Troy Kotsur.
Goldberg also posed with director and star Tony Goldwyn.
Goldberg also accepted the ReelAbilities Spotlight Award before the film.
Kotsur also took the stage to present the Spotlight Award to Goldberg, after the deaf actor won the same award last year.
Pavar Snipe, comedian, writer and disability advocate, also arrived on the red carpet in a chic minidress and sneakers.
Director Tony Goldwyn arrives on the red carpet for the premiere of his film Ezra
Goldberg arrived on the red carpet in an all-black look and black shoes for her red carpet appearance.
Goldberg also posed with director and star Tony Goldwyn and accepted the ReelAbilities Spotlight award before the film.
Kotsur also took the stage to present the Spotlight Award to Goldberg, after the deaf actor won the same award last year.
Pavar Snipe, comedian, writer and disability advocate, also arrived on the red carpet in a chic minidress and sneakers.
Goldberg arrived on the red carpet in an all-black look and black shoes for her red carpet appearance.