“It was the hand of God” by Paolo Sorrentino wins the David di Donatello for best film

Best film and more: "It was the hand of God" also received the award for best director, best supporting actress and best author of photography

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Already winner of the Silver Lion-Grand Jury Prize, It was the hand of God also won the coveted David di Donatello for Best Film. After the unsuccessful delivery of the Oscar 2022, the Neapolitan director at Cinecittà is also full of other awards.

In fact, David as best director goes to Paolo Sorrentino, best supporting actress to Teresa Saponangelo and best author of photography to Daria D'Antonio.

Here are many people with whom I started, there are many Neapolitans, I would like to thank them especially. I would like to thank the crew who were wonderful, all the actors. Then I have to thank my wife Daniela, my children Anna and Carlo and then a girl named Ludovica Bargellini. She was an actress and she worked with me on the costumes. Unfortunately he has been gone for a few days, says Sorrentino from the stage, alongside Drusilla Foer and Carlo Conti.

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Set in Naples in the 80s, It was the hand of God tells the story of the young Fabio, known to everyone as Fabietto (Filippo Scotti), who lives in the Neapolitan capital.

The boy will live one of the greatest dreams of football lovers, when goalkeeper Diego Maradona arrives in his city, but this great joy will be accompanied by an unexpected tragedy, which will upset his life.

The title of the film takes up a famous phrase of the immense champion who scored the goal against England by hand that allowed Argentina to access the semifinals of the 1986 World Cup. Not caught by the referee, Maradona said that it was indeed "The hand of God" to score the goal.

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