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The Hand of God
È stata la mano di Dio
Directed by Paolo Sorrentino
2021•2h 10m•R•★ 7.5
Drama
Synopsis
In chaotic, sun-drenched 1980s Naples, an introverted, headphone-wearing teenager named Fabietto navigates his eccentric extended family, the rapturous citywide ecstasy surrounding the arrival of soccer deity Diego Maradona at S.S.C. Napoli, and a sudden carbon monoxide chimney tragedy that claims both his parents while he was away at a football match, finding salvation in cinema: 'Maradona saved my life.' Paolo Sorrentino's Venice Grand Jury Prize-winning autobiographical coming-of-age masterpiece.
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DirectorPaolo Sorrentino
WriterPaolo Sorrentino
CinematographyDaria D'Antonio
MusicLele Marchitelli
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Runtime2h 10m (130 mins)
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DirectorPaolo Sorrentino
LanguagesItalian, Neapolitan
CountryIT
StudioThe Apartment • Netflix
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