Paolo Sorrentino

The Scudetto of Napoli it really is “much more than the Great Beauty"? Paolo Sorrentino, the director of the film that won the 2013 Academy Award, swears yes. But some doubts are legitimate about the excess of cheering that Sorrentino himself, who is currently shooting a new film in Naples, indulged in for the Scudetto party. The director is a person of great quality and high standing and in his demonstrations as a fan there is certainly not the vulgarity with which Sabrina Ferilli he undressed at the Olimpico to celebrate Roma's Scudetto. But even in the most sincere cheer there is a style that one either has or doesn't have. It is understandable that in Naples, where a Scudetto has not been seen since the days of Maradona, the typhus borders on delirium, unfortunately with a final balance that counts dead and wounded. But above all from personalities who are a national point of reference for cinema and culture, one would have expected a more composed and elegant support. The lawyer Gianni Agnelli he was in love with his Juve, Boniperti, Platini, Baggio, Del Piero and many other Juventus champions, but his support was also an example of style. This time instead Sorrentino gets off the podium.