Saverio (Roberto Benigni) and Mario (Massimo Troisi) find themselves transported back in time to the 15th Century. They end up in a small medieval village in Tuscany during the era of Leonardo da Vinci and facing an impending invasion by Charles VIII of France. Throughout their journey, this dynamic duo face numerous challenges and dilemmas as they try to find a way back to their own time. Exploring themes of history and friendship, the narrative offers a canny contrast between 1980s excess and historical values. A significant success in Italy gaining international recognition for its humorous storytelling, the heart and soul of the film is the chemistry between Roberto Benigni and Massimo Troisi. The duo, who also co-directed the film, shot to stardom thanks to their comedic chemistry and memorable performances. Nothing Left to Do But Cry has remained a beloved classic in Italian cinema and is appreciated for its blend of comedy, historical elements and a touch of surrealism.