Set in the world of drug trafficking,
Zero establishes its intimate style and vast scope in the absorbing opening episode. We travel to New Orleans, Mexico’s Monterrey and a small village in the Italian region of Calabria, as we meet the buyers, the sellers and the brokers of a large cocaine deal (as well as the authorities who surveil them). To Don Damiano Minu La Piana (Adriano Chiaramida), the 5000 kilos he’s ordered represent a second chance, a way to set things back in motion. Reduced to hiding out in a bunker in the middle of nowhere, he’s keen for redemption in the eyes of local families. “Disappointment has no place for mercy,” he laments, as he details his investment – and comeback.
Is ZeroZeroZero in English? Is the Sky Atlantic series subtitled?
Is ZeroZeroZero in English? Let’s get the Sky Atlantic series explained as audiences continue to recommend it.
Last year ushered in a wealth of great television, with acclaimed efforts spanning all genres.
Fortunately, the quality just keeps coming in 2021 and UK audiences were recently invited to check out ZeroZeroZero courtesy of Sky Atlantic and Now TV.
It’s based on the book of the same name by Roberto Saviano, which is a study of the cocaine business and distribution across continents.
The world premiere actually took place way back in September 2019 at the 76th Venice International Film Festival. Two episodes were screened out of competition and the series later debuted on Sky Atlantic in Italy in February 2020.
Thursday, 4th February 2021 at 7:05 pm
A suspenseful new drama kicks off on Sky Atlantic tonight which offers a revealing look at how cocaine is smuggled and sold around the world.
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ZeroZeroZero is based on the novel of the same name by Roberto Saviano, which follows a massive shipment of the substance and the individuals involved in the supply chain.
Dane DeHaan and Andrea Riseborough lead the English-language side of the cast as the Lynwood siblings, who become deeply involved in the dangerous illegal trade through their family’s shipping company.
The role was a particularly powerful experience for DeHaan, who is portraying a man with the degenerative Huntington’s disease, meeting with real sufferers of the condition to ensure accuracy.