Gomorrah Season 1-3 DVD – Walter Lippa, Maria Pia Calzone

All the episodes from the first three seasons of the Italian crime drama set in the backstreets of Naples, where organised crime is big business. In the first season, Ciro di Marzio (Marco D’Amore) seizes the opportunity to take over as mob boss when Don Pietro Savastano (Fortunato Cerlino) is arrested and sent to prison. In season two, sinister drug baron Salvatore Conte (Marco Palvetti) returns to the city and begins building deadly alliances with some of the Neapolitan underworld’s most influential players. While in the third season, Genny (Salvatore Esposito) takes control of the family following his father’s death while Ciro runs into trouble with a mobster’s son.

Based on an idea by Roberto Saviano, from his international best-selling book, ˜Gomorrah’ and the film of the same name, directed by Matteo Garrone, comes an event-series from Italy focused on the fierce Neapolitan crime organisation, the Camorra. Set in the suburbs of Naples, focusing on organized crime and the relationships between gangsters, drug dealers, and ordinary people, Gomorrah depicts street-level crime and its hierarchical organization from the pavement, all the way up to regional government offices. The Savastano clan, led by the Godfather, Pietro (Fortunato Cerlino) and his loyal wife, Lady Imma (Maria Pia Calzone) reign over Naples with the assistance of his obedient and self-confident right-hand man, Ciro ˜The Immortal’ (Marco D’Amore), who must teach their only son Gennaro – the heir to the Savastano gilded throne, the brutal and bloody ways of their clan. As Gennaro transforms into, and beyond, what Ciro and Pietro could have ever wished for him to become, power struggles ensue, and the balance of power shifts back and forth with devastating consequences for all involved. As the era of the Savastano clan looks to be crumbling, Ciro and Gennaro’s fates will intertwine as they spread their criminal links beyond their homeland, encountering new illicit ways to trade in drugs and thrive on the spoils, despite both of them being all but destroyed in the process.