眼泪不再 / Non ci resta che piangere (1985)
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制片国家/地区：
意大利又名：
Nothing Left to Do But Cry
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剧情简介：
1985意大利喜剧片《眼泪不再》由罗伯托·贝尼尼导演，罗伯托·贝尼尼主演，影片讲述的是：
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 Saverios 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 werent 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 petitbourgeois forever attracted and rejected by women envious of Mario an easygoing 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
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 Saverios 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 werent 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 petitbourgeois forever attracted and rejected by women envious of Mario an easygoing 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
