Rosamund Pike looks stylish in black lace blouse and houndstooth skirt at screening for Retrograde

Rosamund Pike looked elegant as she attended a screening and Q&A for Matthew Heineman’s new documentary, Retrograde in London on Wednesday.

The actress, 43, looked stylish in a black lace blouse and a houndstooth skirt as she moderated the Q&A at the Picture House.

According to IMDB, retrograde “tells the story of the final months of the 20-year war in Afghanistan through the intimate relationship between American Green Berets and the Afghan officers they trained.”

Elegant: Rosamund Pike looked stylish in a black lace blouse and houndstooth skirt during a screening and Q&A for Matthew Heineman’s Retrograde in London on Wednesday

The blonde paired the look with a simple black watch and black leather sandals as she stepped outside.

Rosamund appeared in good spirits on the evening and joined film producer Caitlin McNally at the event.

Matthew is known for Cartel Land from 2015, a documentary about the drug problem on the US-Mexico border.

Excited: Rosamund appeared in good spirits on the evening and joined film producer Caitlin McNally at the event

Moderator: The actress, 43, looked stylish as she moderated the Q&A at the Picture House

According to Variety, his latest documentary is a powerful insight into the final days of America’s involvement in the war.

He captured “all sorts of cinematic sights: a muscular soldier smashes a bunch of computer screens, helicopters fly out of vehicles, and things go boom when a team throws all the remaining ammunition into a trench, dips it in gasoline and lights the pile with a well.” -targeted missile.’

Meanwhile, one of Rosamund’s latest roles is in Amazon Prime’s Wheel of Time.

Rosamund plays Moiraine in the six-part fantasy drama, which is based on Robert Jordan’s novels of the same name.

While the release date for season two has not been confirmed, there are fourteen books in the series – meaning the show has plenty of content to work with.

New work: According to Variety, his latest documentary is a powerful insight into the final days of America’s involvement in the war