An investigation shaking up Matera
On Sunday, March 9, in prime time on Rai1, fans of Imma Tataranni – Sostituto Procuratore are in for another thrilling episode full of emotions and unexpected twists. The series, a coproduction of Rai Fiction, IBC Movie, and Rai Com, with support from the Basilicata Region and the Lucana Film Commission, continues to captivate audiences with its gripping storytelling, blending crime and personal introspection. Vanessa Scalera returns as the fearless prosecutor of Matera, loved for her sharp wit and relentless pursuit of justice.
A wedding, a tragedy, and a farewell
The episode titled “When Love Ends” promises to be one of the most intense of the season. After the arrest of the dangerous fugitive Latronico (Nello Mascia), the undercover investigation of Calogiuri (Alessio Lapice) comes to an end. Forced to leave Matera for his safety, his departure leaves Imma in a storm of conflicting emotions. Meanwhile, Pietro (Massimiliano Gallo) finds solace in his friendship with Vasco Parisi (Tommaso Ragno), while all of Matera gathers to celebrate D’Antonio’s (Elvira Zingone) wedding. However, the joyous occasion takes a dark turn when Aurelio Sansevero, known as the Red Baron (Adolfo Margiotta), is murdered, casting a cloud of mystery over the event.
A double betrayal for Imma
Beyond the investigation, Imma faces a personal crisis like never before. Pietro asks her to start the divorce proceedings, marking the end of a seemingly solid marriage. To make matters worse, her daughter Valentina (Alice Azzariti) accidentally discovers her secret affair with Calogiuri, forcing Imma to confront the fallout of her choices. Between professional duties and family turmoil, the Matera prosecutor must navigate the storm while the city awaits the resolution of the Red Baron’s murder.
A well-established success
The fourth season of Imma Tataranni – Sostituto Procuratore, inspired by the novels of Mariolina Venezia, continues to keep millions glued to their screens. Under the direction of Francesco Amato, and produced by Rai Fiction, IBC Movie, and Rai Com, the series once again delivers an engaging narrative that blends crime, personal drama, and the unmistakable atmosphere of Matera. With four 100-minute episodes, the show reaffirms its place as one of the biggest successes on Italian television.
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