November 17th, 2015 – “Cinema and theater for me have always been a safe place where I could hide and where I could be someone else.” Explains Eugenia Tempesta, actress and musician born in Rome but citizen of the world, Eugenia – has a degree in telecommunications engineering, numerous experiences abroad and years of ballet training – has worked in several countries and has acted in Italian (in the movie “Una vita da sogno” by Domenico Costanzo, in which she played the main character Song Lee), French (in the film “I killed Napoleon” directed by Giorgia Farina), English (on stage performing Eulalie Shinn in the musical by Meredith Wilson’s “The Music Man,” and playing Mina in the play OK by Venezuelan playwright Isaac Chocron) and Spanish (in “The habitaciòn”, a Mexican film produced by Machete Productions and directed by Carlos Bolado). Today, the actress is part of the cast of “E’ arrivata la felicità,” a hit television series airing on RAI 1 with Claudia Pandolfi and Claudio Santamaria. Eugenia Tempesta is the daughter of diplomats: her father is Italian, her mother Vietnamese: “I am mother tongue French and Italian, I speak Italian with my father and French with my mother and sister. I speak fluent English and Spanish and a little German,” says the young actress who loves her job and believes in what she does. “If by playing a character I can inspire, encourage or get close to one person, it’s worth it.” (PO / Gil)
