The Hand of God
Drama • R • 2021 • 2 hr 10 min
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Good slice of life movie set in 1980s Naples. Sad at times, but ultimately hopeful.
At the beginning it didn't really hit me but then it got amazing. The main actor's performance is outstanding. Very touching
It made me laugh, it made me cry, it made me think and inspired me. What more can you ask for. A beautiful experience from start to finish.
Good autobiographical story, nice cinematography and editing
More dramatic than usual, but still perfectly Sorrentino: huge photography, great dialogues, the magic of Naples to frame everything. Superb
A lighter Sorrentino, but that doesn't make it less wonderful
The tonal shift in the halfway point really makes the film special. Life’s ups and down. A beautiful film.
Quite the tonal shift towards the middle, but ultimately hopeful. Great characterization.
A unique, and at times bizzare, coming-of-age film about a teenager's journey through adolescence.
Sorrentino’s personal odyssey is visually breathtaking while being so heartbreaking
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