Director:
Paolo ZuccaReparto:
Stefano Accorsi, Geppi Cucciari, Jacopo Cullin, Alessio Di Clemente, Marco Messeri, Francesco Pannofino, Grégoire OestermannSinopsis(1)
Atletico Pabarile, the lamest team in the Sardinian third league, is humbled, as it is every year, by Montecrastu, the team led by Brai, an arrogant wheeler-dealer who is used to vexing Atletico´s peons because he is the biggest landlord in the area. The homecoming of young Matzutzi, who had emigrated, thoroughly shakes up the season, and Atletico Pabarile starts winning one match after another, thanks to the prowess of its new undisputed champion. (CoolConnections)
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Una comedia italiana de fútbol que combina demasiados motivos y no consigue que los buenos sean bien aprovechados. La animadversión entre los dos equipos y sus partidos son divertidísimos, al igual que la trama sobre el regreso de un prometedor jugador de fútbol y refuerzo del equipo a la ciudad en busca de un viejo amor. Pero las líneas secundarias sobre la matanza de ovejas y la carrera de un árbitro son innecesarias y distraen de lo más importante: que el espectador sepa a quién tiene que apoyar.
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(Hothead + short preview the original final scene) × neorealism = a peculiar confession of love for the unrestrainedness of (not only) primeval football (not only) in Sardinia... In any case, the story lines that mirrors the back stage of football is kind of makeweight. And although it is not bad, it does look like from a completely different film.
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(49th KVIFF) Good choice to end the festival. An entertaining and easy-going story set in an Italian amateur football league. The gags, be them verbal, physical or in the format (the almost western-like scenes sometimes) are on a very high level. That’s how you make a “country” comedy.
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