Has been unveiled the trailer of the new film by Paolo Sorrentino which returns after many years in his Naples to tell one story set in the 80s and that shows us all the passions of an incredible city.
The film, entitled "It was the hand of God“, Will be presented at the Venice Film Festival in September and will also be released on the platform Netflix on December 15, 2021.
The title is a clear reference to the myth of Maradona, also nicknamed "La mano de Dios" as we all know by now, and the 80s are also the period in which there was great anticipation for thearrival of the Argentine phenomenon in Calcio Napoli, with the consequent joy due to his football exploits and league titles.
Fabietto in the Naples of the 80s
The protagonist of the film is Fabietto, a young boy with his desires and passions, who seeks his way to the future between jewelry, tragedy ed unexpected episodes. It is a film full of emotions and typically immersed in the 80s with the walkman and motorbike rides, but also with cinemas and swimming in the sea.
The boy has a great one want to tell something, probably also of himself, and from the trailer we can see this strong desire that seems unexpressed at the moment.
An autobiographical film for Sorrentino
Paolo Sorrentino this time tries his hand at a very personal movie because it also tells the story of his family and his original passions. The director himself said that making this film meant for him go back home, therefore in a city that has great importance for him.
In the cast the timeless Servillo
Toni Servillo he is an inevitable protagonist of Paolo Sorrentino's films and this time too he is among the protagonists of the film.
Other actors in the cast include Massimiliano Gallo, Luisa Ranieri, Enzo Decario, Renato Carpentieri, Lino Musella, Sofya Gershevich and Betti Pedrazzi.
The movie trailer
The trailer for "It Was the Hand of God" it is powerful from the very first images with the smoking Vesuvius and the great desire to escape and tell the protagonist Fabietto.
