- Original release
- Previous episode S04E02 - Episodio 2
- Number S04E03
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Director
Francesca Comencini
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Writer
Enrico Audenino
- Country Italy
- Original language Italian
- Genres Crime, Drama, Thriller
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Episodio 3
It's a year on from when Genny stopped being a player within Naples's crime world and Patrizia is on a tour of the Camorra families of Naples to establish a stronger link to the supply chain of cocaine: the Capaccos and the Forcella boys. Patrizia is a boss loved by Secondigliano, but is willing to use force when needed. All the while all roads seem to lead back to the Levante family...
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