The Hand of God

Synopsis

In the 1980s Naples, a teenager named Fabietto experiences life, love, and loss while coming of age amidst a backdrop of family drama, football dreams, and cultural transformation. Guided by his unconventional family and fueled by his passion for movies and football, Fabietto navigates the challenges of adolescence, grappling with love, heartbreak, and the complexities of his surroundings. With a tender yet powerful portrayal of youth, family, and the pursuit of dreams, 'The Hand of God' explores the universal themes of resilience, love, and the indelible impact of personal experiences that shape us into who we are.

Cast

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  Filippo Scotti

  Fabietto Schisa

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  Toni Servillo

  Saverio Schisa

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  Teresa Saponangelo

  Maria Schisa

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  Luisa Ranieri

  Patrizia

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  Marlon Joubert

  Marchino Schisa

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  Massimiliano Gallo

  Franco

Reviews

Filled with emotional depth and stunning visuals, The Hand of God captivates audiences with its raw portrayal of a young man's journey through life. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a solid rating of 83%, praising its authenticity and the performances of the cast. IMDb rated it 7.3/10, highlighting the emotional resonance and storytelling. Metacritic scored it a 76/100, lauding its nostalgic charm and the director's unique vision. The Hand of God has been described as a poignant and genuine coming-of-age story that resonates with audiences on a personal level, capturing the essence of youth, family, and the universal pursuit of happiness.