It is a bittersweet ending that begins with the celebration of life and fades with the hooked shadow of death that of Studio Battagliathe fiction produced by Palomar and Tempesta not only managed to do justice to the vein of Italian remakes – the fiction, in fact, is the Italian remake of a British series, The Split -, but also to enter the hearts of the spectators thanks to the discipline and resistance of stubborn protagonists and determined not to give up. Despite listening well below the product’s excellent workmanship – especially in the final episode aired on Tuesday 5 April in prime time on Rai1 -, Studio Battaglia he takes leave of the public opening several glimmers and giving good hope for the realization of a second season.
Matteo Graia
The acquisition of Studio Battaglia by Zander, Anna’s existential doubts – the talented Barbora Bobulova – about her future plans with Massimo (Giorgio Marchesi) and the sudden illness of Giorgio (Massimo Ghini), who at the very last moment managed to mend an absence lasting twenty years, are just some of the junctions that we hope to see soon in a new cycle of episodes. On the other hand, it was not easy to captivate an audience accustomed to dealing with the clergy and the commissioners: Studio Battaglia he succeeded thanks to an iron script and a quadrille of extraordinary interpreters led by the leaders Lunetta Savinoto say the least perfect in the role of a very mirandapriestlyian cold and icy lawyer, and with excellent Miriam Dalmazio And Marina Occhionero, who have lent their faces to two sisters full of nuances who would have made Carlo Verdone happy at the time of his first tragi-comedies.
Matteo Graia
All the pieces fit together smoothly, without smoothing the corners or resorting to the classic forcing that production houses often resort to so that a plot takes off. Thanks to a professionalism that a certain audience thinks they can only find on platforms (but when ever?) And the courage to experiment with a different formula from Rai series, which has now built a hard core between commissioners, prosecutors and experienced investigators. Studio Battaglia has hit the mark for it, and we really hope that, as well as that little gem of Sea outcan arouse the curiosity of those who have not seen it clearly through on demand.
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