Michael Caine and Harvey Keitel travel to the Swiss Alps for some soul-cleansing in Italian director Paolo Sorrentino’s Youth, but is the film a therapeutic emotional experience or will it leave you feeling cold? Here to offer a fresh take (plus an uncanny Michael Caine impression) is our resident video reviewer, Clarisse Loughrey.
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Published 9 Feb 2016
A legend of British cinema teams with Italy’s master of screen sensuality to tell a sparkling tale of nostalgia and sorrow.
Take a look inside our latest print edition in which we meet British screen icon Michael Caine.
The British screen icon reflects on his remarkable career ahead of his starring role in Paolo Sorrentino’s Youth.
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