Youth Without Youth

Francis Ford Coppola's 'Youth Without Youth' stars Tim Roth as Dominic Matei, an aging professor of linguistics who survives a cataclysmic event to find his youth miraculously restored. Dominic's physical rejuvenation is matched by a highly evolved intellect, which attracts the attention of Nazi scientists, forcing him into exile. While on the run, he reunites with his lost love, Laura, and works to complete his research into the origins of human language. When his research threatens Laura's well being, Dominic is forced to choose between his life's work and the great love of his life.

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Release Date: December 14, 2007
Genre: Drama, Romance, Thriller and Adaptation
Running Time: 124 min.
Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics
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MPAA Rating: R for some sexuality, nudity and a brief disturbing image.

Director:
Francis Ford Coppola

Writer(s):
Francis Ford Coppola - Screenplay (adaptation)
Mircea Eliade - Source Material (from novella: "Youth Without Youth")

Producer(s):
Anahid Nazarian - Executive Producer
Fred Roos - Executive Producer
Francis Ford Coppola - Producer

Movie Casts:
Tim Roth - Dominic
Alexandra Maria Lara - Veronica / Laura
Bruno Ganz - Professor Stanciulescu
André Hennicke - Josef Rudolf
Marcel Iures - Prof. Giuseppe Tucci
Adrian Pintea - Pandit
Alexandra Pirici - Woman in Room 6
Florin Piersic Jr. - Dr. Gavrila
Zoltan Butuc - Dr. Chirila
Adriana Titieni - Anetta
Mircea Albulescu - Davidoglu
Dan Astileanu - Professor (as Dan Astilean)
Cristian Balint - Grenzschutz
Dragos Bucur - Bartender
Theodor Danetti - Dr. Neculache
Andrei Gheorghe - Taxi Driver
Roxana Guttman - Gertrude
Dorina Lazar - Cook
Rodica Lazar - Teller
Anamaria Marinca - Hotel Receptionist
Hodorog Anton Mihail - Doru, The Guard
Mihai Niculescu - Vaian
Gelu Nitu - Policeman
Mirela Oprisor - Craita
Alexandru Repan - Dr. Chavannes
Dan Sandulescu - Nicodim
Andi Vasluianu - Intern

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