Jessica Alba wants to star in a Bollywood movie. The 'Fantastic 4' star - who has a 19-month-old daughter Honor Marie with husband Cash Warren - has fallen in love with Indian films and would love the chance to show off a different side to her acting talents.

She said: "Hindi films are very dramatic. They are colourful. And I love the singing and dancing bit. I would love to act in one of them."

Despite her fascination with its movies, Jessica, 28, admits she has never been to India, but is planning a trip there and wants to see as much of the country's culture as possible.

She told DNA India: "India is a beautiful country I have never visited but would love to travel around and see the country soon. It will be a lot of fun."

During her travels, Jessica hopes to make new friends and says loyalty is one of the most important factors in building a lasting relationship with someone.

She explained: "Loyalty goes a long way. It is about being open and loving to people you care about, regardless of what they could offer you. It's not lacking just in Hollywood, I think in the world."

American actress Jessica Alba, who is married to Cash Warren, has her sights set on a home in France. Alba's mother-in-law has lived in the South of France for 20 years and the actress loves life there.

"She has a beautiful set up... (I'd like to raise) my kids on a farm in the south of France," imdb.com quoted Alba as saying. She has a daughter with Warren.

Still settling into motherhood, Jessica Alba says she’s making sure her 19-month-old daughter Honor Marie will have the advantage of being bilingual someday. The “Fantastic Four” hottie explained that she wants to help her little girl stay connected to her Mexican heritage as she grows up.Alba explained, "God knows that I wish I was raised bilingual. But it wasn't to be. I identify with Mexicans. It's in my blood whether or not I speak Spanish." As for changes she would like to make in herself, Jessica said she’d love the ability “to turn my brain off every once in awhile. I’m too analytical.”

Jessica Alba is learning Spanish in order to star in Latin movies. The actress added that that many people think her to be Latino.I didn't want to misrepresent Latinos and I didn't know how to defend myself.

But I went to my room and I cried all night. Since then, I've preferred not to comment on the subject,” the Daily Express quoted her as telling Siempre Mujer magazine.

She added: "I tried to explain to them that, in this country (America), I'm considered Latina and, thus, I consider myself Latina as well. I grew up eating enchiladas...

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Hollywood star Jessica Alba has signed up for Spanish lessons to help her take up Latin movies and feel more confident when talking about her Mexican heritage.

The `Sin City` star has admitted that a lot of journalists questioned her roots because she looked Latino but couldn`t speak the language, reported Contactmusic.Her lack of Spanish led to criticism and suggestions that she wasn`t a true Latina, something that really upset the 28-year-old actress.

"I didn`t want to misrepresent Latinos and I didn`t know how to defend myself. But I went to my room and I cried all night. Since then, I`ve preferred not to comment on the subject," the website quoted her telling Siempre Mujer magazine.

And now that she has become a mother, she has decided to sign up for Spanish lessons, so she and her daughter Honor can become fluent.

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Jessica Alba, Kate Hudson and Casey Affleck have a new film running at the Sundance Film Festival, an adaptation of Jim Thompson’s novel.

The Killer Inside Me,” directed by Michael Winterbottom. The film, which was presented to.

The audiences the other day, has managed to kick up quite a storm for what some call the gratuitous use of violence against women, as the New York Daily News informs.

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The Killer Inside Me, a film directed by Michael Winterbottom about a psychotic Texas sheriff, is making waves at Sundance.

Critics claim it shows gratuitous violence against women. On Sunday, Jessica Alba.

Who stars in the film, added fuel to the fire when she walked out of a screening during.

A scene in which she is brutally beaten, the Toronto Star reports. Alba did not return for a Monday showing.

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You do look fabulous in your home territory, in your usual casual gear — jeans and a tank or plaid top. But to avoid your fish-out-of-water look (seen here when you were.

At the Sundance Film Festival), can we suggest you get inspired by cold weather (usually Aspen) queen — Kate Hudson. Just tryin’ to be helpful!

As the Sundance Film Festival's fifth day came to a close, the brewing controversy over the extreme graphic violence in Jessica Alba's.

'The Killer Inside Me' seemed to be the only thing at the festival that could eclipse everyone's fascination with Kristen Stewart and her two sexually aggressive teenage-girl roles.

In 'The Runaways' and 'Welcome to the Rileys.' Lots more on Alba and Stewart below, plus additional Sundance buzz, interviews, reviews and video.

'The Killer Inside Me,' Michael Winterbottom's adaptation of Jim Thompson's celebrated pulp noir novel about a Southern sheriff who's also a psychotic murderer, stars Casey Affleck in the lead role and Alba as a hooker who becomes his punching bag.

Most viewers at the premiere seemed to be revolted, judging by press reports. USA Today described it as 'The Andy Griffith Show' as directed by 'Hostel''s Eli Roth. CHUD's Devon Faraci, in a much-circulated tweet, says that even Affleck has badmouthed the movie.

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Jessica Alba left halfway through the world premiere of her grisly new crime drama at the Sundance film festival on Sunday night. She wasn’t the only one.

There were numerous walk-outs in the 1,200-seat Eccles Theatre during The Killer Inside Me — presumably a reaction to the film noir’s nauseating violence.

How graphic is it? It will make you miss being desensitized. Adapted from Jim Thompson’s 1952 novel, Casey Affleck stars as Lou Ford, a sadistic small-town deputy sheriff whose innocuous veneer masks a psychotic murderer.

Alba is the prostitute he becomes entangled with, while Kate Hudson portrays his sweet, suspicious girlfriend. Without revealing too much, both women wind up viciously brutalized, in and out of the bedroom, by Affleck’s sociopath.

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