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S01E06 - "Due Fratelli"

Wyemitowany Oct 2, 2011, 10:00 AM

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Opis

After a heated quarrel with his colleagues at the headquarters of the State Police in Rome, Angelo Caronia is transferred to temporary duty running a small police station in the suburb of Palermo. The downgrade is hard to accept for the intellectual investigator, particularly since the area is his hometown where he is still estranged from his father and his half-brother, who have links to the Mafia. His new team turns out to be a group of demotivated officers who are openly hostile to perfectionism and to the meticulous methods of their new superior, although pretty Daniela Gemma immediately catches his attention. His first task is managing a demonstration against the lack of water, but it soon leads to corruption and murder.

Szczegóły

Status
Zakończony
Język
Italian
Czas trwania
100 min
Premiera
September 11, 2011
Zakończony
October 2, 2011

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Il ritorno

Angelo Caronia is reunited with his estranged brother Blasco after he's transferred to head a small police station in his hometown of Palermo.

Sep 11, 2011

100 min

La cittĂ  assetata

Angelo investigates the water crisis in Palermo while his team moves to break up an illegal horse racing ring.

Sep 12, 2011

100 min

La mappa scomparsa

The body of a local construction financier is found outside an exclusive tennis club.

Sep 20, 2011

100 min

La nativitĂ 

Caronia and his team travel to Tunisia to track down the missing engineer, Luigi Lo Jacona.

Sep 21, 2011

100 min

Il vecchio e le pietre

The founder and head of the Watter organization, a think tank looking into the Palermo water crisis, has gone missing.

Sep 25, 2011

100 min

Due Fratelli

With one of his officers missing and possibly implicated in the water scheme, Caronia and the team continue searching for Adele Diamante's killer.

Oct 2, 2011

100 min

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