- Original release
- Previous episode S02E03 - Pulvis et umbra
- Number S02E04
- Country Italy
- Original language Italian
- Genres Crime, Thriller
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A nameless body is found among the hills of Castel di Decima in Rome. In his pocket, there’s only a note with Schiavone’s phone number on it. Rocco is forced to return to Rome to confront his dark past—a task that becomes increasingly difficult, since someone has been informing the chief of police of his every move for some time. There’s a mole in the precinct. For the first time, Schiavone can’t trust anyone except Caterina and young Gabriele.
Meanwhile, the deputy commissioner of Spinaceto, who is investigating the Castel di Decima murder, discovers a connection between the victim and the Honduran embassy. That’s all Rocco needs to understand that the victim was linked to Enzo Baiocchi. Following this lead, Rocco glimpses the chance to catch Baiocchi once and for all, solve the Castel di Decima murder, and get Sebastiano out of trouble—assuming the mole doesn’t stop him.
Are you looking for an engaging television series that combines mystery, comedy, and drama? Look no further than "Un passo dal cielo" (One Step from Heaven), an Italian gem that has captured the hearts of viewers since its premiere in 2011. Starring the charismatic Terence Hill as Commander Pietro Thiene and Enrico Ianniello as Commissioner Vincenzo Nappi, this series takes you on a thrilling journey through the breathtaking landscapes of the Italian Alps while keeping you entertained with witty dialogue and intriguing plots.
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