Review of Youth Without Youth (2007) by Lisa C — 04 Jul 2008

Though not a film for every one's taste, this is not a mainstream film, it is still a refreshing look at what movie making used to be. Sometimes a little too abstract...it plays like chapters in a Twilight Zone episode, all a part of the same story.

I must say that the cinematography is some of the most beautiful I've seen in years, the framing, lighting, blocking, music, and acting are all a part of the web like threaded mystery of this film.

To see what film making used to be, see Coppola's intimate, existential, and doomed love masterpiece.