Film review - LETTERS TO JULIET

Letters to Juliet is a romantic comedy film. It’s directed by Gary Winich.

After Sophie comes to Verona for holiday, she finds Juliet's house and she observes that women from all over the world hang their letters to Juliet on the wall of her house.

Sophie unexpectedly meets secretaries of Juliet who answer the letters. One day she discovers hidden in a hole of the wall, a letter from an English girl Claire Wyman which she wrote to Juliet 50 years ago. The letter is about Claire’s young Italian boyfriend who she left and regreted it very much.

Sophie joins the secretaries of Juliet and answers Clarie’s letter.

When Claire gets the answer, she goes to Italy with her grandson, Charlie. She hopes to find her love Lorenzo. Owing to her grandson she meets Sophie, who helps them.

But is the past worth looking for? Is it possible to find love when you’re old? Or is it any easier, when you’re young?

In the film you can expect a classic happy end and "yes" for all the questions.

Young actress Amanda Seyfried was very convincing and charming and because of wonderful pictures it is a movie for Italy-lovers I give the film four of five stars.

Sonia Grzywacz 1a