Gomorrha - Die Serie

Originaltitel: Gomorrah

Fernsehserie
2014–2021
16
45 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,6/10

46.208

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

975

Cristiana Dell'Anna and Salvatore Esposito in Gomorrha - Die Serie (2014)

Ciro disregards tradition in his attempt to become the next boss of his crime syndicate. The internal power struggle puts him and his entire family's life at risk.

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Epic Gangster Crime Drama Thriller

Ciro ignoriert Tradition bei seinem Versuch, der nächste Chef seines kriminellen Syndikats zu werden. Der innere Machtkampf gefährdet ihn und das Leben seiner ganzen Familie.Ciro ignoriert Tradition bei seinem Versuch, der nächste Chef seines kriminellen Syndikats zu werden. Der innere Machtkampf gefährdet ihn und das Leben seiner ganzen Familie.Ciro ignoriert Tradition bei seinem Versuch, der nächste Chef seines kriminellen Syndikats zu werden. Der innere Machtkampf gefährdet ihn und das Leben seiner ganzen Familie.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,6/10

46.208

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

975

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Am besten bewertete Serie #158

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- 10 Gewinne & 2 Nominierungen insgesamt

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Roberto Saviano, who penned the book 'Gomorrah', on which the television series and feature film were based, has been under 24 hour armed police protection for the last decade. Saviano claimed that when the book was first released that gang members passed it around as gifts, but as it grew in popularity his life became under imminent threat.

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Followed by The Immortal: Der Unsterbliche (2019)

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9/10

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This series developed from the masterfully gloomy movie of the same title puts Italian production up close and center. This is very well crafted, with a impressive camera precision even though it's within the Gritty-style of modern cinema. Here and there you'll see some very inventive camera directing (a motorcycle-crash comes close to the best vehicle-scene I have seen since the first "Mad Max"). It is a rough and gray view of mob-crime in a dystopia Italy, but even though the setting is the same ghetto as the movie "Gomorra" the social-realism of the movie is toned down by the producers, in order for a more character-driven narrative to emerge - that is good. This is a brilliant authentic-Italian and promising series, that recalls Sergio Leones "Once upon a time in America" just without wide angel and widescreen. And again it contains some of the technically best non-computer generated action-sequences I have seen since Michael Mann. BRAVO! Forza Italia! from Denmark.