Totally unawares, Saverio, a teacher and Mario, a janitor of the same school in which they both work, travel back in time and find themselves in central Italy at the end of the 15th century. They carry with them an unresolved squabble concerning Saverio’s sister, creating a lot of tension between the two, which will increase in the plot. From this moment on they will have to come to grips with the grotesque situation they find themselves in, trying to "hitch a lift" back to the future in a most outlandish way, using and misusing their foresight of the events taking place round that time, and generally making fools of themselves in the eyes of "normal" renaissance folks. Their meeting with Leonardo da Vinci is hysterical, when they become more and more convinced that the genius is in reality a moron. Another character they meet is Savonarola the heretic, who enjoins them to repent, before he is taken to the stake, eliciting some breezy comment from them. If it weren’t for a weird kind of homesickness, they would quite enjoy living in this period, full of daring fashions and tantalising damsels.
The couple shows great chemistry and is funny in every respect. The psychology of their characters is complex and credible - for once comical roles with a depth. Basically, Saverio is an embittered petit-bourgeois forever attracted and rejected by women, envious of Mario, an easy-going proletarian every woman falls in love with. Saverio is scheming, mean and vindictive as much as Mario is naive, generous and forgiving. What a match of talents: Roberto Benigni and Massimo Troisi at the peak of combined creativity. Too bad they will never come back together for another joint venture. Or maybe it is better this way: masterpieces of this level cannot be improved on, at best they can be imitated. For this reason Non ci resta che piangere will shine like a gem in the crown of the best Italian movies of all times. Sadly not many people seem to have seen it, not even in Italy, where the viewers do not need subtitles to enjoy the hilarious juggling of the two actors with the language, but their body language can be universally appreciated.
If you miss it you will have to repent!
碎片化的叙事需要十足的耐心，但看完知道了是导演的自传，但还是没明白到底要表达什么，可能是我对那段历史不太了解。服装造型以及人物外形都太像甜茶了
马拉多纳的手，那不勒斯的夜，小男孩的忧伤......
那不勒斯男孩的正福利生活 和一點點父後七日 音效佳/よみうりホール
是索伦蒂诺的痛苦与荣耀和罗马 而会被如此私人的故事打动 也是件很自然而然的事 就是很喜欢
少年对世界的好奇、困惑、憧憬，生命中突如其来的悲伤，前路的抉择与惆怅；同为对过往岁月的缅怀，同样的自传性质，比故弄玄虚的《罗马》自然太多了。
既像梦境又像回忆，把发梦和记忆的机制也拍出来了！一场来不及反应就发生太多事的成人礼。只是我以为他是因为那个喜欢的导演太吵了对他失望而去的罗马……
20/11/26：上帝之手被上帝收走了...RIP 21/12/20：再见了~迭戈 这部可能是索伦蒂诺最好的电影。
3.5 难得不让人反感的男性气质影片，或许成长才是大家共同的泪腺
那不勒斯 费里尼 马拉多纳 前半段杂耍式回忆 后半段是真的压抑
太好看了，有点后悔没有去电影院看。那不勒斯，足球，夏天，度假，大家庭，建筑…种种我再熟悉不过的意大利日常生活的符号，在索伦蒂诺镜头下都变得更有意思。前半段和后半段的明显分割，过去与未来，童年与成长。走吧！到罗马去！（他爸妈去世的时候我甚至以为那是个prank）
是索伦脱生出来的故事。
因为突然失去父母而仿佛没有快乐的法比奥，不要崩溃。你有未来。
对意呆不熟悉的观众有点不友好，特别还是那波列。因为无法共鸣，剧情急转跳脱，所以觉得导演有点过度自我陶醉于故乡，自我感动于年轻时的故事。的确是至今最私人的一部。只记得最后那个混凝土洞穴的构图。
导演的自传体电影中，我最喜欢的是阿莫多瓦的《痛苦与荣耀》，其次就是这部《上帝之手》。和以往索伦蒂诺那种华丽的高度形式化的拍摄方式不同，这次他褪去了所有缥缈浮夸的修饰辞藻，戏谑的姿态转而化为了平易近人的温柔。索伦蒂诺回顾了他的少年时代，关于故乡那不勒斯、父母家庭、性启蒙、还有马拉多纳的巅峰时刻。任何时候当一个创作者愿意毫无掩饰的表露自己内心深处最柔软、最脆弱的那一面，并一层层剥开给观众看，这都是令人敬佩的。或许到了某一个年龄，这些大导演都以某种方式开始回顾自己的一生，坦诚的面对自己。
这次少年托比奥的故事
是索伦脱生出来的故事。
关于回忆的电影总是非常之美，所有的画面都在呈现一种流动的特质，当往事一桩桩一件件透过影像再次在面前展开，即便是那些被美化了的细节也会变得真实起来，但遗憾的是人们已经不再有耐心在离乡的火车上看看窗外了，所以当我看到老马的上帝之手在片中扮演关键节点，后来拿坡里登顶的喜悦也只能被关闭，徒留一种惘然若失的悲伤。
所有intimate私人史都能戳到我痛点 那不勒斯梦游
才发现保罗·索伦蒂诺就是《我的天才女友》制片人，在他语境下的那不勒斯不像费兰特笔下的那不勒斯那么破败，他的中产阶级视角下的那不勒斯很美，却也同样是被美丽包装起来的破败。
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