A bloody piece of news
Let's take a look at a recent news story – a female leader of camorra, a mafia organization in Naples, Italy, was shot dead near the city center on the evening of January 22, 2018. The female leader, Anna Maria Palmieri, is 54 years old. Italian media reported that the female leader had "previous convictions" such as theft and drug trafficking, and was shot 5 times when she died. According to the method of firing the gun twice near and far, it is obvious that this is a typical Italian-style black-related execution. The "Camorra" mentioned in the news has more than 100 shares and more than 60,000 members in the Naples area, and the organization has mastered the drugs, guns, skin and meat, engineering business in the Naples area, and even involved in handicrafts, sales, and waste recycling. The interior of the organization is as intricate as it was in the Warring States period. Marriage, rushing, loyalty, betrayal, son inheriting the father's business, and women running the family are simply the modern version of the "Borgia" family.
The story behind "Gomorrah"
The Italian gangster drama "Gomorra" that I want to introduce today is a reflection of Camorra's play. Members of the Camorra family have repeatedly threatened to kill the playwright. The TV series and the film playwright of the same name, Saviano, have been living under police protection for many years because he seriously "spoiled" the operation methods of the gangster family and many assassination operations. What is particularly ironic is that the killer in the movie version of "Gomorrah" is in reality the wanted killer tracked by the Italian police! Here's the thing — during the 2008 Cannes Film Festival, when a Naples prison showed Gomorrah to prisoners, a former mafia member recognized the killer in the film as none other than Giovanni VanOso, a fugitive mafia member. Police eventually arrested Giovanni, who was on the run. Let's pause: Is this Italian crazy for the sake of art?
The dramas are all high and cold
This divine drama "Gomora", which has received the highest praise in Italy for two consecutive years, is very compatible with reality and digs deeper into the internal story of the Camorra gang than the film version. So far, the three seasons of the TV series have been filled with unbearable violence and bloodshed, deceitful family brawls, dark and low music, especially bass drums, and as soon as the bass drums are sounded, the ass knows that the benefactors are going to send people on the road again. The many characters complement each other and the plot is interlocked, so that people have only one concept after watching it: like the powder sold by members of the Gomora family, it is addictive.
Unfortunately, this realistic and rich drama that is better than "The Sopranos" and has a rich plot than "Narcos" is evaluated on some mainstream websites in China, which is not popular or even nameless, which is a bit stifling. Abroad, Gomora's novel of the same name has been translated into 42 Chinese, but at home it is too cold to find a trace. When to sell, the fart pocket guarantees the first to buy, the English version does not matter, more money are OK.
Field shooting in high-crime areas
So, where is this divine drama God? First of all, the main landmark chosen for filming in the play, the sailing apartment building, is Scandicgliano, a poor area in the northern province of Naples, Italy. The truth is that the truth is that the truth of the powder sales here is much more rampant than the TV series shows, and the murder, infighting, and injury to civilians are the small things in the minute. How do you sell powder in this neighborhood? The TV series shows welding an iron fence door and opening a retail window, which is actually done by gang members. This is one of the selling points of the divine drama.
True and true criminal methods and criminal cases
In addition, what industries and tools are members using to carry out illegal activities? In the TV series, gangsters rely on neighborhood restaurants, suburban waste collection stations, distribution companies, financial companies, etc. to carry out organizational operations, and the actual situation is the same. When it is necessary to extinguish the mouth, the method of killing people and the illusion of the production scene are also exposed. This is another major selling point of the drama, and it is also why the gangsters hate the playwright Saviano.
An innocent 17-year-old girl, the rival faction tortured and killed her in a car to find her boyfriend and set her on fire (that's what Cyro did in the TV series), and in 2007 the Casares group committed a mass murder atrocity against black people (the first season had a black refugee gangster plot). In the second episode of the second installment, Peter and Genaro are attacked by Calabrians while negotiating an arms deal with a group of lone Italians in Cologne, Germany, which is based on real events, in the 2008 Duisburg massacre in Germany, where 7 Italians were collectively shot outside a bar. Including the bloody news of the tragic death of the 54-year-old female leader at the beginning of the article, especially like the female leader "Chanel" who has been repeatedly hunted down by other forces in the TV series.
The realistic shooting technique is impressive
What if a gang member wants to pledge allegiance to the boss? The TV series gave an unbelievable method, the boss urinated in front of all the people in the dance hall, and then let the member drink. What happens when a bullet hits a person's head? In the TV series, it was filmed like this, the bullet hit the head, instantly penetrated the deceased's glasses, the spectacle frame flew apart, the deceased fell on his back instantly, leaving a small wound on the head, and then slowly oozing blood. Drug traffickers and church services are not in conflict at all, and can deep reflection on religion make people transcendent? What is the bullshit for adults to shoot underage girls for the sake of gang "interests"? Similar real-life shots abound, giving the illusion of watching a documentary instead of a TV series.
Conclusion
Gomola's innuendo is profound, reflecting the seriousness of Italian social issues. Italy's unemployment rate is high, the country is heavily indebted, and people can only find solace in football, music and drugs. Although the birth of the Italian black forces can be traced back to the period of the world war, it cannot be ignored that the normal and healthy social environment does not allow the underworld forces to be so rampant. Camorra is so ferocious and tyrannical, but it is only one of italy's "black three countries". At present, this divine drama has been broadcast in the middle and late part of the third season, and I dare not speculate on the follow-up plot, because the safety of the playwright is threatened at the moment, but the fart is very much looking forward to the "Xosa Nostra" of Gomora and Sicily and the "Enderlangeta" at the southernmost point of the peninsula to rub out more fiery sparks, bless the playwright Comrade Saviano all the way. With Mario. Puzo's Series of American Sicilian Godfathers and Members is slightly different, And Lagues embodies the pure Italian Neapolitan gangster, the whole Italian actor, the Neapolitan local Italian style of behavior, deeply embedded in the customs and customs of south-central Italy. In today's world of American drama domination, it is a rare exotic high-scoring drama. Because it is a narrative film and television work, the concept of protagonists and supporting roles is relatively vague. Everyone is portrayed very deeply, even if it is a completely second-rate character, it is also angular. Bustling, all for the sake of profit, the dead characters go so suddenly and logically; the world is full of changes, all sentient beings, and the playwright always interprets the truth that bad people have no good rewards. Looking at the Mediterranean Sea, which has appeared repeatedly in the play, the gentle and beautiful sea seems to be difficult to hide the strong smell of decay in the air for a while.