Woody Allen flick to open Jerusalem film fest

The film, the first Allen has appeared in since 'Scoop' in 2006, tells four different stories of adventures and misadventures in the Italian capital.

By Itamar Zohar | 04:24 11.06.12 |

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Woody Allen's romantic comedy, "To Rome With Love," is to open the 29th Jerusalem Film Festival, which begins on July 5.

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Woody Allen flick to open Jerusalem film fest

The film, the first Allen has appeared in since 'Scoop' in 2006, tells four different stories of adventures and misadventures in the Italian capital.

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