Review of Youth (2015) by Mike D'angelo for The A.V. Club — 02 Dec 2015
Youth is slightly less garish and bombastic than his Italian pictures (which include The Great Beauty and Il Divo), but it’s no less free-associative, building meaning from juxtapositions that feel largely intuitive.
If you’re on Sorrentino’s wavelength, that can feel liberating. If not, “oppressive” might be a better word.
You can read the full review where it was originally posted online.
This review of Youth (2015) was written by Mike D'angelo and published by The A.V. Club on 02 Dec 2015.
Youth has generally received positive reviews.
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