The Hand of God

The audience experiences a profound sense of Sadness and Empathy due to the central family tragedy, coupled with a pervasive Melancholy reflecting the bittersweet journey of coming-of-age amidst loss. A strong feeling of Nostalgia is evoked by the vivid 1980s Naples setting and its autobiographical nature. Despite the sorrow, there's significant Inspiration as Fabietto finds his path in filmmaking, balanced by moments of Love, Joy, and Humor derived from his vibrant family life and passion for football.