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Gomorra - Season 1

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The series is a story about external and internal power struggles between criminals and delinquents. 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.

Genre:

Drama, Thriller, Crime

Actors:

Marco DAmore, Fortunato Cerlino, Maria Pia Calzone, Salvatore Esposito, Marco Palvetti, Domenico Balsamo, Massimiliano Rossi, Elena Starace, Antonio Milo, Carmine Battaglia, Christian Giroso, ...»

Director:

Giovanni Bianconi, Stefano Bises, Leonardo Fasoli

Country:

Euro

Release:

2014

IMDb:

8.6

Quality:

Duration:

55 min

KEYWORDS:

#Fortunato Cerlino #Giovanni Bianconi #Gomorra - Season 1 #Leonardo Fasoli #Marco D'Amore #Salvatore Esposito #Stefano Bises

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ACTORS OF "Gomorra - Season 1"

Marco D'Amore

12 June 1981, Caserta, Campania, Italy

Fortunato Cerlino

17 June 1971, Naples, Campania, Italy

Maria Pia Calzone

10 October 1967, Reino, Campania, Italy

Salvatore Esposito

2 February 1986, Naples, Campania, Italy

Marco Palvetti

23 April 1988, Naples, Campania, Italy

Domenico Balsamo

29 March 1979, Naples, Campania, Italy

Massimiliano Rossi

Elena Starace

5 April 1989, Naples, Campania, Italy

June1974, Naples, Campania, Italy

Rinat Khismatouline

9 November 1973, Samara, Russia

Walter Lippa

Antonio Zavatteri

20 January 1967, Turin, Piedmont, Italy

29 November 1946, Naples, Campania, Italy

Kevin Notsa Miakouang

Lino Musella

Alessandro Bressanello

18 November 1948, Venezia, Italy

Davide Colavini

Giovanni Franzoni

Matilde Gioli

2 September 1989, Milan, Lombardy, Italy

Gianluca Guidi

24 March 1967, Milan, Lombardy, Italy

Anna Maria Malipiero

23 March 1972, Padua, Veneto, Italy

Giacomo Rosselli

24 January 1961, Milan, Lombardy, Italy

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CREATORS OF "Gomorra - Season 1"

Stefano Bises

Leonardo Fasoli

Ludovica Rampoldi

23 January 1979, Rome, Lazio, Italy

HEROES OF "Gomorra - Season 1"

Ciro di Marzio

Played by: Marco D'Amore

Pietro Savastano

Played by: Fortunato Cerlino

Immacolata Savastano

Played by: Maria Pia Calzone

Genny Savastano

Played by: Salvatore Esposito

Salvatore Conte

Played by: Marco Palvetti

Massimo

Played by: Domenico Balsamo

Zecchinetta

Played by: Massimiliano Rossi

Noemi

Played by: Elena Starace

Michele Casillo

Played by: Ivan Boragine

Renato Bolleta

Played by: Mimmo Esposito

Malammore

Played by: Fabio De Caro

Carlucciello

Played by: Walter Lippa

Baroncino

Played by: Gaetano di Vaio

Rosario O' Nano

Played by: Lino Musella

Danielino

Played by: Vincenzo Esposito

CRITICS OF "Gomorra - Season 1"

Gail Pennington

For a niche audience, though, Gomorrah will be a favorite.

August 25, 2016

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Brian Moylan

For those who like mafia shows and the sort of anti-hero dramas that have become the stock in trade of "peak TV", this is another excellent entry.

August 24, 2016

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Kaitlin Thomas

A dark and brutal series based on journalist Roberto Saviano's nonfiction book of the same name, Gomorrah carefully and beautifully depicts the far-reaching corruption of a new -- but fictional -- Neapolitan crime syndicate.

August 24, 2016

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Mike Hale

Mr. Sollima and his colleagues are certainly aware of the many influences to be sorted through in making a modern gangster tale... In Gomorrah, they've achieved a satisfying international blend.

August 24, 2016

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Mary McNamara

Not a new story, but in Gomorrah, familiarity breeds relief rather than contempt.

August 24, 2016

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Mark A. Perigard

Gomorrah is The Sopranos on steroids, presented here in Italian with subtitles and minus any symbolism about ducks, mommy issues or a fretful therapist. Honestly, the mobsters here would think Tony was a wuss and would put a bullet between his eyes.

August 24, 2016

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Tim Grierson

In this series, the mob is as elemental and unavoidable as death, whose cruel finality visits these people with grisly regularity. The characters can't shake their environment -- and once "Gomorrah" puts its hooks into you, you'll feel the same way.

August 26, 2016

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Inkoo Kang

The deliberate hindrance of characterization, along with the show's narrative and literal opacity, mostly makes for 12 hours of alienation. It makes you realize how dull a bird's-eye view probably is most of the time.

August 25, 2016

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Ken Tucker

Gomorrah is at its finest when it's exploring the petty grudges and festering resentments that its characters on all levels -- from highly positioned gangsters to low-level bag-men -- nurture with grim unhappiness.

August 24, 2016

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GALLERY OF "Gomorra - Season 1"