44-year-old Penelope Cruz and her 49-year-old husband Javier Bardem recently starred in a joint film “Escobar”, yesterday attended a charity event with Open Arms in Madrid. Dinner stars invited to support humanitarian group that helps refugees from different countries. They flee to Europe fleeing war, poverty and persecution, across the sea.

To exit Penelope chose not sexual, but rather simple image. It’s talking about charity! Long air grey dress with a floral print looked harmoniously with the shoes of the actress. The star attraction of the event, took pictures with life jackets, symbolizing safety during the crossing of the sea.

Attended the event also the younger sister of Penelope — 41-year-old Monica Cruz. She chose a bright red suit with black sandals heels.

Recall that the movie Escobar was given to the stars is not easy. “It was the first time we worked together, becoming a couple. The characters were very difficult so we have been through many uncomfortable scenes in which my character is a victim of emotional and psychological terror. I was always afraid to let his characters in our house. This was particularly important for us in this case – to protect each other.” tells Penelope about filming with her husband Javier Bardem in the movie “Escobar”.

In an interview, the actress also spoke about his attitude to harassment and movement #MeToo. “The result must change the rules of the game for women in different ways suppress.” says my point of view actress.

Also the actress spoke about gender education of their children. “Tales are very important because it is the first story that you hear from the lips of parents. When I read to my children at night, always change the end of some well-known stories. In “Cinderella” and “Sleeping beauty” a lot of machismo. This can affect how children see the world. They begin to think that men decide everything. In my Cinderella story on the proposal of the Prince to marry, she answers: “No, thank you, because I don’t want to be a Princess, and want to become an astronaut or a chef.”