In a few days, on April 20th, the last movie by Woody Allen "To Rome with Love" will be released in all Italian theatres for its premiere worldwide, which will be followed by Brasil on June first, US on June 22^nd, Argentina on June 28^th, Belgio and France on July fourth, Canada on July sixth, Denmark on August 2^nd, Netherlands on August 23^rd, Sweden on August 31^st.

After Barcelona (Vicky Cristina Barcelona) and Paris (Midnight in Paris), Woody Allen's tribute to the city of Rome is his next and final outing. He is doing it in style with a movie about Italian beauty, tradition and - why not, since most of the time there's some truth in it - stereotypes. Alec Baldwin, Roberto Benigni, Penélope Cruz, Judy Davis, Jesse Eisenberg, Greta Gerwig, Ellen Page, Antonio Albanese, Alessandra Mastronardi and even Woody Allen himself are some of the protagonists and, with a cinematographic structure in episodes, most of which are farcical comedies that take you to the most beautiful places in Rome. As usual with Allen, the light way he recounts the stories is just a prism through which we approach profound questions about life, such as, in this case, youth, cost of fame, relationship and sorrow.

In one of the stories Penelope Cruz plays the part of a sexy Spanish woman who ends up in situation, in which she has been misunderstood, confused for something that she is not.

At the premiere, beautiful Penelope wore a long light pink gown that made her look regal and charming, impersonating not only Spanish beauty but Italian too, with sensual curves and deep brown eyes that could easily belong to one of our beautiful Italian Icon.

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