On Prime Video there is an all-Italian series that will amaze you from the first to the last episode.
A real branded gem Ludovico Bessegatodirector of the acclaimed Skam Italy present on Netflix. This time we are faced with a series that explores identity in all its varied and complex facets, just like the faces of a prism. On Prime Video in fact, it is present with two seasons under its belt, a title that is destined to win the hearts of a segment of the public that does not stop only at teenagers, even if we could vulgarly classify it as a teen drama in all respects.
Yet here we are faced with something that goes far beyond. Prism it is a real dedication of love not only to the peers of the two protagonists, but to anyone who is afraid of showing themselves in all their essence, the real one and not just the one we show every day to the people we meet. It’s on social media right now a real phenomenon, which thanks to word of mouth and various interactions, could become something much bigger in some time, and it certainly deserves it. So let’s see the plot and the main faces in the cast.
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Discovering the beauty of this series from episode to episode is what we recommend, but in this case we go into more detail to immediately introduce you to the story of the two protagonists Andrea and Marco. We are talking about two identical twins, but with totally opposite characters played by the same actor, the young talent Mattia Carrano. In his first experience as an interpreter he demonstrated that the camera is in his future. His intensity and the way he communicates through his face, his voice but above all his eyes says a lot: look to understand.
In the role of the two twin brothers he manages to actually be two different people, to change posture and even tone of voice with disarming spontaneity: you will find it hard to believe that in reality there is only one actor playing the roles of Andrea and Marco. Both will have to deal with, but in different ways and situations Daniela Roman boy who embodies in every way the typical ‘alpha’ male, toxic and somewhat ignorant, but with a heart of gold and a sensitive soul.
In this case it is Lorenzo Zurzolo to play him, one of the most promising actors of the new generation, who we recently saw in a highly acclaimed drama on Rai 1. A journey towards self-discovery, with a soundtrack that goes from Sampha to Liberato and ends with a poignant note Out of sight by Sergio Endrigo. A punch in the stomach, but one of those beautiful and exciting ones that we recommend you watch or mark down, for a vision you will not regret.
