Youth

Overwrought nine-tenth-life crisis drama in which even a great cast... cannot create a lick of sympathy for the artistic and existential turning points on arty display.

Full of confidence, Sorrentino's direction never wavers and he sees the film through to the end.

Beside the ace cinematography, Caine and Keitel's buddy routine is the best thing about Youth.

A unique examination and contemplation of life and age, which is uniquely told with some random abandon but filled with a delicious dark, yet at times, quirky humor.

The editing, work of Cristiano Travaglioli, deserves our full attention. We are probably talking about his most refined work, which together with the director's work, results the most perfect film of his filmography. [Full Review in Spanish]