Gomorrah is an Italian crime drama series. Set in Naples, it explores the brutal world of the Camorra, a powerful and violent Neapolitan crime syndicate. The story centres on Ciro Di Marzio, a loyal member of the Savastano clan, as he follows the orders of his boss, Don Pietro Savastano, as well as his family members, including Pietro’s spoiled son, Genny, who wants to follow in his father’s footsteps.

But as power struggles begin to erupt within the Camorra, alliances begin to shift, betrayals are made, with Ciro’s personal ambitions leading to devastating consequences. The series delves deeply into the social, economic, and moral decay caused by organised crime and the people trapped within the criminal underworld.

Based on the bestseller “Gomorra” written by Roberto Saviano, Gomorrah ran for five seasons from 2014 to 2021 and became one of the biggest Italian series in the world, being sold to over 190 countries.

It maintained a strong 85% rating on review aggregate site RottenTomatoes, with The Telegraph stating for season five: “Gomorrah's farewell series is a long goodbye worth sticking with until the very last drop of blood is spilled.”

Due to the nature of the show, Gomorrah has a lengthy cast list throughout the five seasons.

The main cast throughout the show’s run are:

• Marco D'Amore as Ciro "l'Immortale" (The Immortal) Di Marzio

• Salvatore Esposito as Gennaro "Genny" Savastano

• Fortunato Cerlino as Pietro Savastano

• Maria Pia Calzone as Immacolata "Imma" Savastano

• Marco Palvetti as Salvatore Conte

• Fabio De Caro as "Malammore" (Bad Love)

• Cristina Donadio as Annalisa "Scianel" Magliocca

• Cristiana Dell'Anna as Patrizia Santore

• Gianfranco Gallo as Giuseppe Avitabile

• Ivana Lotito as Azzurra Avitabile

• Arturo Muselli as Enzo "Sangueblù" (Blue Blood) Villa

• Andrea Di Maria as Elia "'o Diplomato" (The Graduate) Capaccio

• Carlo Caracciolo as Fernando "'o Crezi" (Crazy) Capaccio

• Loris De Luna as Valerio "'o Vucabulà" (The Vocabulary) Misano

• Gianni Parisi as Gerlando Levante

• Luciano Giugliano as Michelangelo "Mickey" Levante

• Gennaro Apicella as Francesco Ciccio Levante

• Antonio Gargiulo as Saro Levante

• Claudia Tranchese as Grazia Levante

• Mimmo Borrelli as Angelo 'o Maestrale (Mistral)

• Tania Garribba as Luciana

• Nunzia Schiano as Nunzia Carignano

• Carmine Paternoster as Federico Maccauro "'o Munaciello" (Little Monk)

Gomorrah has been rated 18 – meaning it has been deemed suitable for adults only.

This is due to the series containing:

• Scenes of a sexual nature including full frontal female nudity

• Portrayals of sexual crimes - including trafficking, sex work and sex abuse

• Scenes of violence - including gun violence and gang warfare

• Heavy use of blood and gore including violent deaths

• Prevalent use of profanity

• Depictions of drug use and drug dealing – including use of cocaine

• Intense scenes that some may find upsetting or difficult to watch

Gomorrah ran for five seasons, totalling 58 episodes.

The first four seasons were each 12 episodes, with season five being reduced to 10.

This was, in part, due to the coronavirus pandemic, which delayed planned summer 2020 production to early 2021. Covid protocols were then put in place in order to get the season made.

Yes. In December 2019, spin-off movie L'Immortal was released. It acts as an accompaniment to Gomorrah's third season, with the plot happening both before and after the events of the main series.

In 2025, it was announced that Gomorrah – The Origins, a prequel series to the main show, had been greenlit.

It will focus on the beginnings of Pietro Savastano as he begins his career as a gangster in 1977’s Naples, Italy.

The series is set to launch on Sky Atlantic in early 2026.

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