Jared Leto rocks casually comfortable look at A Day In the Life of America screening at Tribeca Film Festival
Jared Leto looked casually comfortable at the world premiere of his feature directorial debut, the documentary A Day In the Life of America.
The 47-year-old actor and filmmaker was seen flashing peace signs on the red carpet, before the premiere of his ambitious documentary.
The documentary follows everyday Americans in all 50 states as they celebrate the 4th of July in 2018.
Directing debut: Jared Leto looked casually comfortable at the world premiere of his feature directorial debut, the documentary A Day In the Life of America
Leto was decked out head to toe in Gucci, wearing a maroon and white Gucci sweater with embroidered horse designs.
He was also wearing Gucci jeans and Gucci high-top sneakers, and he was also seen wearing a matching blue Gucci jean jacket at times on the red carpet.
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The actor-director's long black hair flowed to below his shoulders as he posed on the red carpet before the Saturday afternoon premiere.
Strike a pose: He was also wearing Gucci jeans and Gucci high-top sneakers, and he was also seen wearing a matching blue Gucci jean jacket at times on the red carpet
For A Day In the Life of America, Leto sent a whopping 92 camera crews to all 50 states to capture a single day on the 4th of July, shot in solely that 24 hour frame.
The film captures all walks of life, including those who were preparing the controversial Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia that happened in August 2017.
The film is described as, 'a rallying cry for our collective responsibility towards one another and to our great country,' on the Tribeca Film Festival website.
Long hair: The actor-director's long black hair flowed to below his shoulders as he posed on the red carpet before the Saturday afternoon premiere
Leto has previously directed documentary shorts, and the 2012 documentary Artifact, credited as Bartholomew Cubbins.
He has also directed a number of music videos for his rock band 30 Seconds to Mars, and episodes of the documentary TV series Into the Wild.
The actor is currently filming Morbius, which has been set for release on July 31, 2020.
Directing work: Leto has previously directed documentary shorts, and the 2012 documentary Artifact, credited as Bartholomew Cubbins
Leto is getting ready to hit the road this summer on tour with his band 30 Seconds to Mars.
The tour kicks off June 30 at the Castle Clam Festival in Klam Austria, with the tour keeping him on the road for the rest of the summer.
The tour concludes August 17 at the Highfield Festival in Grosspona, Germany.
Tour: Leto is getting ready to hit the road this summer on tour with his band 30 Seconds to Mars
