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Youth video review

09 Feb 2016

Words by Clarisse Loughrey

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Watch vlog­ger Clarisse Loughrey give her ver­dict on Pao­lo Sorrentino’s bit­ter­sweet study of age­ing and grief.

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.

Watch her review below and let us know your thoughts @LWLies. If you like the video be sure to fol­low @clarisselou and sub­scribe to our YouTube chan­nel for more.

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