Isabella Rossellini is an Italian-American actress, director, model, and writer. After starting out as a journalist in New York, she became a fashion icon by modeling for major magazines and serving as the face of Lancôme for fourteen years. In film, she made her mark with notable movies such as “Blue Velvet”, “White Nights”, “Death Becomes Her”, “Fearless”, “Big Night”, and “Joy”, directed by filmmakers including David Lynch, Robert Zemeckis, and David O. Russell.

Alongside her acting career, she has directed several series of short films dedicated to the animal world, including “Green Porno”, and has created shows presented around the world. With a degree in animal behavior and conservation, she is also committed to protecting biodiversity and preserving the cinematic legacy of her parents, Roberto Rossellini and Ingrid Bergman.