Showing posts with label paolo sorrentino. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paolo sorrentino. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 02, 2025
'La Grazia' Review
Toni Servillo is terrific in La Grazia, Paolo Sorrentino's salute to a fictional Italian president who's actually a morally upstanding individual. (We could use a couple politicians like that right about now.) I reviewed this quite touching drama for the A.V. Club.
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Cannes 2015: 'Youth' Review
Youth is the follow-up film from director Paolo Sorrentino, whose previous effort, The Great Beauty, won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film. His new movie is in English, and stars Michael Caine as a retired composer taking a vacation in the Alps. Joined in the cast by Harvey Keitel, Rachel Weisz and Paul Dano, Caine does some fine work, and Sorrentino plies us with his usual amounts of sumptuous visuals. The film may recycle plenty of old tropes -- mortality, art, love -- but it goes down nice and smooth. I reviewed Youth for Paste.
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cannes,
film festivals,
movie reviews,
paolo sorrentino,
paste,
paul dano,
rachel weisz
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