CLEAN : Caine Fonda and Keitel show their Youth at Cannes

The transcript covers a range of topics, starting with a personal reflection on attending Cannes 50 years ago with the film 'Alfie'. The speaker shares their experiences and thoughts on the film industry, personal growth, and the vulnerability that comes with aging. They discuss the universal struggle for existence and how it manifests in different stages of life, particularly in the context of Hollywood and theater. The narrative weaves through personal anecdotes and broader existential themes, offering insights into the human condition.

What does the speaker express about their feelings towards the film they love?

How does the speaker describe the experience of aging and vulnerability?

What does the speaker imply about the struggle for existence in Hollywood and New York?

What does the speaker mean by saying 'there has always been for me the theater in New York as well as Hollywood'?

In what way does the speaker relate the concept of existence to youth?