The new TV series starring Giacomo Ferrara and Filippo Nigro will be available for streaming on Netflix from November 14th.
“Only crime is more eternal than Rome.” With these words, Netflix presented the first during an event reserved for its original Italian productions teaser trailer and the first photos of Suburræternathe long-awaited sequel to Suburra: The seriesalso announcing the release date: November 14. The clip of a few seconds shows the return to the screens of Spadino, Amedeo Cinaglia and several other characters who were part of the successful series which ended in 2020 after three seasons.
Suburræterna: The plot and cast of the new TV series
8 episodes long, Suburræterna continues the story starting from 2011. The government risks falling, the Vatican is in crisis and the city squares are literally set on fire. In the middle world, Cinaglia (played by Filippo Nigro) tried to pick up the legacy of Samurai and, together with Badali (Emmanuele Aita), continues to manage the city’s criminal affairs, with the help of Adelaide (Paola Sotgiu) and Angelica (Carlotta Antonelli), remained at the head of the Anacleti, and of Nadia (Federica Sabatini), who helps them manage the squares of Ostia. But there are those who no longer accept this system.
New protagonists take the field, upsetting the balance of Rome: thus begins a revolution which, from the Church to the Capitol and up to the beaches of Ostia, quickly expands to erase everything that represents the past. Sword (Giacomo Ferrara) is therefore forced to return home, to prevent his family from being put in danger along with everything else, and to look for new allies, even where he never thought he would find them. But war is war and control of Rome is at stake.
Directed by Ciro D’Emilio (Gomorrah: The series) e Alessandro Tonda, Suburræterna it is written by Ezio Abbate e Fabrizio Bettelli con Andrea Nobile, Camilla Buizza, Marco Sani e Giulia Forgione. The rest of the cast includes Marlon Joubert (Romulus), He washed Massine, Alberto Cracco (Suburra: The series), Federigo Ceci (The Name of The rose) e Giorgia Spinelli (The law of Lidia Poët).
