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Fred Ballinger, a composer and conductor, lives in apparent tranquility at a resort in the Alps. When an emissary from Queen Elizabeth arrives and invites him to conduct his classical work in honor of Prince Philip's birthday, Fred is forced to confront his life's achievements. Paolo Sorrentino engages in a dialogue with Fellini's "8½", but while Fellini dealt with a creative crisis, "Youth", like quite a few of Sorrentino's films, deals with fragile masculinity. Sorrentino shapes this crisis in a series of beautiful episodes and images, and thanks to a measured and overwhelming performance by Michael Caine, the film gains a true emotional heart.