Gomorrah: The Series

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Italy / Germany, (2014–2021), 48 h 20 min (Length: 42–57 min)

Based on:

Roberto Saviano (book)

Composer:

Mokadelic

Cast:

Marco D'Amore, Fortunato Cerlino, Salvatore Esposito, Fabio De Caro, Christian Giroso, Giovanni Buselli, Carmine Monaco, Lino Musella, Marco Palvetti (more)
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Seasons(5) / Episodes(58)

Plots(1)

Based on Roberto Saviano's bestseller, GOMORRAH takes the viewers to the dark and gritty streets of Naples, the inner sanctum of organized crime, the Camorra. When Pietro Savastano, one of Naples' biggest and most feared Camorra bosses, is captured and sent to jail, his right-hand man, 30-year-old Ciro Di Marzio sees an opportunity to finally become the new leader. But his time has not yet come; while in jail, Pietro's wife Imma initially takes over, while Pietro's heir apparent, son Genny learns the ropes in Honduras. Meanwhile, a rival clan led by Salvatore Conte plots to destroy the Savastanos once and for all. The war to control "The System" has just started, in a territory that keeps fighting not to surrender to crime and lawlessness. (official distributor synopsis)

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Reviews of this series by the user angel74 (1)

Gomorrah: The Series (2014) 

English After watching four seasons, I have to say that Gomorrah is undoubtedly the best mafia series I've ever seen. All the seasons hold the quality bar so high that I can't say which one I liked the most. It's fascinating that there's actually no one outright virtuous here, yet I always found someone I sympathized with... until they became even more of a lunatic in killing than the others. The characters of Ciro Di Marzio and Genna Savastano were the most interesting for me. I was usually rooting for one or the other, so when Ciro went to his eternal hunting grounds at the end of season three, I thought season four was going to be kind of a dud. Fortunately, my assumption was not confirmed and after a few episodes, I didn't even remember Ciro anymore. Genna's new business interest and the events surrounding Patrizia Santoro made up for his absence. Overall, I would like to highlight the amazing authenticity of most of the scenes, the well-developed characters of the main actors, and the generally great acting performances. I'm also a big fan of the theme song, which adds an incredible amount of atmosphere to the show. ()