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A'''''Vicky Cristina Barcelona''''' is a 2008 movie by [[Woody Allen]], centered around the experiences of two young women in Barcelona. Vicky ([[Rebecca Hall]]) and Cristina ([[Scarlett Johansson]]) travel to Barcelona for the summer so that Vicky can work on her dissertation on the culture of Catalonia. They are hosted by friends of Vicky's family, Mark and Judy. One day, at an art gallery, Cristina notices a man and asks Judy about him. She tells them he is Juan Antonio, a painter rumored to have had a stormy, and possibly violent, relationship with his ex-wife Maria Elena ([[Penélope Cruz]]) which ended in divorce. Later that night, the two happen to have dinner at the same restaurant as Juan Antonio, who walks over to them, introduces himself, and invites them to spend the weekend with him in the small town of Oviedo. Vicky is repulsed by his boldness, but Cristina is intrigued, so they go. This decision results in experiences that cause both of them to re-examine their own lives and commitments.
 
A 2008 movie by [[Woody Allen]] centered around the experiences of two young women in Barcelona. Vicky (Rebecca Hall) and Cristina ([[Scarlett Johansson]]) travel to Barcelona for the summer so that Vicky can work on her dissertation on the culture of Catalonia. They are hosted by friends of Vicky's family, Mark and Judy. One day, at an art gallery, Cristina notices a man and asks Judy about him. She tells them he is Juan Antonio, a painter rumored to have had a stormy, and possibly violent, relationship with his ex-wife Maria Elena ([[Penélope Cruz]]) which ended in divorce. Later that night, the two happen to have dinner at the same restaurant as Juan Antonio, who walks over to them, introduces himself, and invites them to spend the weekend with him in the small town of Oviedo. Vicky is repulsed by his boldness, but Cristina is intrigued, so they go. This decision results in experiences that cause both of them to re-examine their own lives and commitments.
 
It was pretty well reviewed and many critics declared it a return to form for Allen, who, after making a series of classic romantic comedies earlier in his career, had not had much critical success in that genre in recent years. Notable for lots of [[Scenery Porn]] of the beautiful Catalan countryside and having a quite provocative storyline touching on controversial and unfamiliar subjects such as [[Polyamory]] as well as familiar ones like passion and commitment. Penelope Cruz won the [[Academy Award]] for Best Supporting Actress.
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