Lavinia Biagi

A bohemian artist travels from London to Italy with his estranged son to sell the house they inherited from his late wife.

Four intertwined stories on the joys and sorrows of love.

Diego, Italian, and Waid, Syrian, live in Rome and are both fathers of disabled children. They become friends, but Waid mysteriously disappears and Diego is targeted by the Secret Service.

A director and his crew attempt to make the transition from the small to the big screen.

Mara, a travel journalist from Turin, and Luca Visconti, the owner of a refined hotel in Abruzzo, meet at the station and immediately like each other, ending up in bed together. However, the relationship will be complicated by an ungenerous article about Luca's hotel and a wife who is unwilling to let her husband go...

The Camorra is on its knees and the credit goes to Gomorroide, an unexpectedly successful television series that mocks the ruthless criminal organization. Thanks to the TV series, people are less afraid of bosses and the underworld and have found the courage to rebel against abuses. The three main actors are real stars but one day the television station receives an envelope with three bullets addressed to them. However, no one takes the intimidation seriously, at least until a series of events and misunderstandings force the trio to enter a protection program that will toss them up and down Italy. Unjustly accused, the Camorra will not stand by and watch.

A group of young people arrives at a community for people with disabilities in the center of Rome to perform their civil service. For them, it marks the beginning of a completely new life and an opportunity to engage with an unfamiliar world.

The series tells the stories of some of the characters who work or are related to an imaginary shopping center Centovetrine, located in the center of Turin. There are many stories of love and passion, but also struggles for power and dynastic quarrels in the telefilm.

Don Matteo is a thoroughly ordinary Catholic priest with an extraordinary ability to read people and solve crimes. He’s a parish priest who never met an unjustly accused person he didn’t want to help.

Millennials experience first love and discover their emerging identities in this teen drama told partly through texts, chats and social media posts.