Italian Cinema
The Hand of God
È Stata la Mano di Dio
Naples, 1984. Teenage Fabietto lives inside a large, eccentric, loving family — and Diego Maradona has just arrived at Napoli. Then tragedy strikes, and the connection to Maradona becomes something more than sport. Sorrentino's most personal film — part Fellini homage, part raw autobiography about the accident that made him a filmmaker. The first half glows. The second breaks something in you. Won the Grand Jury Prize at Venice.
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