Shooting of Inganno, the new Netflix series helmed by Neapolitan director Pappi Corsicato (Il seme della discordia [+lee también:
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The screenplay is by Teresa Ciabatti (Three Steps Over Heaven, Cosmonaut [+lee también:
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Gabriella is the owner of a prestigious hotel on the Amalfi Coast, an elegant woman, proud of her sixties and aware of her role. Her three children are now grown up and life no longer seems to hold many surprises in store for her, until she meets Elia: a charming, vital, free-spirited boy, the same age as her eldest son, who exerts an irresistible, but also ambiguous and frightening charm on her. Despite the age difference, Gabriella rediscovers herself as a woman, a lover, and for Elia she is ready to put everything on the line, even her relationship with her children and their inheritance.

Inganno will be released exclusively on Netflix in 2024.