Like The Great Beauty, Youth has great cinematography but when the results are this loathsome, I'm reminded of how much I would rather see a dimly lit, poorly shot film with a great script than another monstrosity with great stills. Full Review

It is the sort of the film where you must allow the musical score to wash over you like waves lapping on the beach whilst your eyes bathe in the colours on screen. Full Review

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] Full Review

Fred, Lena, and Mick are not interesting characters; nothing about their appearance stands out, and their problems (infidelity, betrayal, alienation) are all very bland. Full Review

Rating: 3/5 -- Immersive, lush and tender, yet oddly lacking in emotional power despite the affecting performances, Youth is a frustrating and joyous film in equal measure. Full Review

There are several major problems with Youth. What it has to say about youth, maturity and old age remains unclear. Full Review

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. Full Review