Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem step out in sleek black for Venice premiere
The couple disembarked at Hotel Excelsior wearing a feather-trimmed black gown and a camel-colored suit, respectively. "Bunker" marks their ninth on-screen collaboration, portraying a married pair confronting a billionaire's survival bunker project. They are parents to teenage son Leo and daughter Luna and have been married for 16 years. The festival, now in its second week, will run until September 12.
Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem made a stylish entrance at the Venice Film Festival, stepping out of a water taxi in a dramatic black dress with feathered shoulders and a camel suit. They are in town for the Tuesday night premiere of Florian Zeller's psychological thriller "Bunker," the ninth film the duo has done together, playing a married couple dealing with a billionaire's bunker commission. The actors, married for 16 years, travel with their children, 15-year-old son Leo and 13-year-old daughter Luna.
Their partnership began on the set of "Jamón, Jamón" in 1992 and later blossomed after reuniting for "Vicky Cristina Barcelona." The festival, which opened with Danny Boyle's "Ink," will conclude on September 12 with the Italian drama "Dio Ride," while a jury led by Maggie Gyllenhaal evaluates the competition.
