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ZeroZeroZero
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Genre
Created by
Based onZeroZeroZero
by Roberto Saviano
Written byLeonardo Fasoli
Mauricio Katz
Stefano Sollima
Max Hurwitz
Maddalena Ravagli
Directed by
Starring
ComposerMogwai
Country of originItaly
Original languages
No. of episodes8
Production
Executive producers
  • Riccardo Tozzi
  • Gina Gardini
  • Giovanni Stabilini
  • Marco Chimenz
  • Richard Middleton
  • Matteo De Laurentiis
  • Stefano Sollima
  • Roberto Saviano
  • Leonardo Fasoli
  • Mauricio Katz
  • Pablo Trapero
  • Janus Metz
  • Stefano Bises
Producers
  • Fabrice de la Patelliere
  • Pierre Saint-André
  • Nils Hartmann
  • Sonia Rovai
  • Rola Bauer
  • Jonas Bauer
Production locations
Cinematography
Editors
Running time48–66 minutes
Production companies
Original release
Network
Release14 February 2020 (2020-02-14) –
March 6, 2020 (2020-03-06)

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ZeroZeroZero is an Italian crime drama television series created by Stefano Sollima, Leonardo Fasoli and Mauricio Katz for Sky Atlantic, Canal+ and Amazon Prime Video. It is based on the non-fiction book of the same name by Roberto Saviano,[1][2] a study of the business around the drug cocaine, covering its movement across continents. The series stars Andrea Riseborough, Dane DeHaan and Gabriel Byrne as the American Lynwood family, controlling an international shipping company which acts as cocaine broker between Mexican and Italian organized crime.[3] The series derives its name from the whitest, finest-milled type of wheat flour (000), which is "the nickname among narcotraffickers for the purest cocaine on the market."[4]

The world premiere of ZeroZeroZero was on 5 September 2019 at the 76th Venice International Film Festival, where the first two episodes were screened out of competition.[5] The series premiered on television on 14 February 2020 on Sky Atlantic in Italy. The series received generally favorable reviews.

Premise

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The series follows the troubled journey of a large shipment of cocaine from Monterrey, Mexico to Gioia Tauro, Italy. The sellers are Mexican drug lords Enrique and Jacinto Leyra, who are aided in their criminal activities by Manuel Quinteras and his group of corrupt soldiers; the buyer is Don Minu La Piana, a boss of the 'Ndrangheta, whose position is challenged by his ambitious grandson Stefano and the Curtiga family; the brokers in charge of the shipment are the Lynwoods, an American family from New Orleans owning a prestigious shipping company. The infighting within the 'Ndrangheta causes the shipment to be rerouted to Morocco, and the delay has dramatic consequences for all the interested parties.

Cast

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Main

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  • Andrea Riseborough[1] as Emma Lynwood, eldest daughter of Edward Lynwood, running the family's shipping company
  • Dane DeHaan[1] as Chris Lynwood, Emma's younger brother, affected by Huntington's disease
  • Giuseppe De Domenico[1] as Stefano La Piana, a member of the 'Ndrangheta
  • Adriano Chiaramida as Don Damiano "Minu" La Piana, a boss of the 'Ndrangheta and Stefano's grandfather
  • Harold Torres[1] as Manuel Quinteras, a soldier of the Mexican Army, secretly working for the Leyra brothers
  • Noé Hernández as Varas, a commander of the Mexican Army
  • Tchéky Karyo as François Salvage, a captain working for the Lynwoods
  • Francesco Colella as Italo Curtiga, Stefano's ally
  • Diego Cataño as Chino, a soldier of the Mexican Army
  • Norman Delgadillo as Diego, a loyal soldier of the Mexican Army
  • Nika Perrone as Lucia, Stefano's wife
  • Gabriel Byrne[1] as Edward Lynwood, Chris and Emma's father and head of the family's shipping company
  • Claudia Pineda as Chiquitita, Diego's wife
  • Érick Israel Consuelo as Moko, a soldier of the Mexican Army
  • Jesús Lozano as Gordo, a soldier of the Mexican Army
  • José Salof as Indio, a soldier of the Mexican Army
  • Flavio Medina as Jacinto Leyra, a Mexican narco
  • Víctor Huggo Martín as Enrique Leyra, a Mexican narco and Jacinto's brother
  • Seydina Baldé as Omar Gamby, Emma's fixer in Dakar
  • Nabiha Akkari as Amina, daughter of Yasser, the Lynwoods' fixer in Casablanca, and Chris's love interest

Recurring

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  • José Carlos Rodríguez as Pastor Jorge
  • Kevin Z. Palmer as Rodrigo Pinillos aka Sombra
  • Mostefa Djadja as Yasser, the Lynwoods' fixer in Casablanca and Amina's father


Episodes

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Production

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The cast with Stefano Sollima and Roberto Saviano at the prémiere during the 2019 Venice Film Festival

The series was shot in Mexico, Italy, Senegal, Morocco and the United States.[6]

Distribution

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The series premiered on 14 February 2020 on Sky Atlantic in Italy. It was released in its entirety on 6 March 2020 on Amazon Prime Video in the United States, Canada, Latin America and Spain.[6] ZeroZeroZero premiered on 9 March 2020 on Canal+ in France,[7] and on 26 March 2020 on Sky Atlantic in Germany and Austria.[8] It premiered on 14 May 2020 on SBS and SBS On Demand in Australia.[9] The series premiered on 4 February 2021 on Sky Atlantic in the United Kingdom and Ireland.[10]

HBO Europe has distributed the series in all its countries (Spain excluded) from 14 February 2020.[11][12]

Reception

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ZeroZeroZero has been well-received by critics. It has a 94% "fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with an average rating of 8/10, based on 34 reviews. The Critics Consensus states, "An addictive thriller whose greatest weakness is that it is at times too withholding, ZeroZeroZero will stick with you long after the credits roll.[13] It holds a 75/100 rating on Metacritic based on 10 reviews, indicating "generally favorable" reviews.

Nick Allen of RogerEbert.com praised ZeroZeroZero as "the kind of thriller that makes such a deep impression because it can think big and small at the same time, uniting three gripping individual stories into one massive saga."[14] Mike Hale of The New York Times characterized the show as a "three shows in one: an Italian mafia saga with rocky Calabrian hillsides and generational omertà; a Mexican narco thriller with lavish cartel violence; and, more improbably, an indie-movie-style American family drama and character study. The series toggles among the three stories, which are intimately connected but for the most part told separately, with occasional meetings that are invariably bad news for the characters involved." He compared the series unfavorably to the earlier Roberto Saviano-based series, Gomorrah, but praised the characterization and performances of Riseborough and DeHaan.[15] Daniel Fienberg of The Hollywood Reporter wrote that ZeroZeroZero was "beautifully shot, but frustratingly limited on character," and adding that "genre familiarity may make ZeroZeroZero less fresh, but it remains quite watchable, if you can ignore its vaguely nihilistic streak, thanks to a good cast, confident direction and cinematography that's really quite stunning at times."[16]

Soundtrack

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References

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  13. ^ "ZEROZEROZERO: SEASON 1 (2020)," Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved May 13, 2020.
  14. ^ Allen, Nick. "TV/Streaming: Amazon Prime's Addictive Thriller ZeroZeroZero Depicts a Global Drug Deal Gone Wrong," RogerEbert.com (March 05, 2020).
  15. ^ Hale, Mike. "Missing ‘Gomorrah'? Watch This: While we wait for new seasons of TV's best mafia drama, Amazon Prime Video offers a reasonable facsimile with the globe-trotting thriller 'Zerozerozero,'" The New York Times (March 5, 2020).
  16. ^ Fienberg, Daniel. "TV: 'ZeroZeroZero': TV Review," The Hollywood Reporter (March 6, 2020).
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