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Gomorrah: The epic, bloody saga of the Neapolitan crime syndicate
Based on the captivating novel ‘Gomorrah’ by Roberto Saviano, this gritty Italian crime drama takes an inside look at a modern crime family. Told through the eyes of Ciro Di Marzo, the loyal, right-hand man of the clan’s godfather, Pietro Savastano, we discover the brutal truth of the Neapolitan crime organisation. [image id="image_1"] [embed id="embed_1"]
Meet the gangsters of Gomorrah
PIETRO SAVASTANO – THE GODFATHER Meet the commander of the most powerful Neapolitan Camorra clans. His power stems from the use of brutal force and violence to silence his challengers. Although a man with strong family values, the relationship with his son Genny, is complicated. Will the situation turn sour when he is forced to pass over the reins? CIRO DI MARZIO – THE BOSS’ RIGHT HAND [embed id="embed_2"] Nicknamed the Highlander. Ciro is loyal, over confident and Pietro’s right hand man. He is entrusted to carry out the most-demanding jobs, no matter how risky or life-threatening. His life as a child was full of tragedy, losing his entire family in an earthquake. Now his wife and daughter are his world, he will never let anyone harm them. GENNY SAVASTANO – THE HEIR TO THE CLAN The twenty-year-old heir to the Savastano clan carries the burden of a destiny he has not chosen. He feels inadequate, his father keeps him away from weapons and serious matters and is instead left to run a video game shop. However, will he ever be able to shed blood like the others when he needs to? [image id="image_1"] [embed id="embed_1"]
The Affair: Every love story has two sides
The Affair, a captivating story of an extramarital relationship between Noah and Alison. But, when it comes to crimes of passion there are always two sides to every story. Her story: Alison, a young diner waitress dealing with tragedy who claims that when she met Noah, he was trying to escape his family and pursued her. [embed id="embed_2"] His story: Noah, a settled teacher and would-be novelist who claims that while on holiday with his family, Alison the beautiful young waitress led him astray and seduced him. Whose story will you choose to believe? [image id="image_1"] [embed id="embed_1"]
Billions: Bobby vs Chuck in a big-money game of cat and mouse
It’s time to go head to head. With big money and high stakes, this fictional drama dives head-first into the world of international finance. Billions revolves around a game of cat and mouse between the hard charging and politically savvy U.S. Attorney Chuck Rhoades (Paul Giamatti), and the brilliant, ambitious hedge fund king, Bobby “Axe” Axelrod (Damian Lewis). Follow the conflict between two titanic figures and see which one comes out on top. [image id="image_1"] [embed id="embed_1"]
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