A Sicilian mafioso and intermediary for the Banda. He admires Toni's artistic skill, commissions high-profile reproductions, and provides criminal infrastructure that Toni later exploits for his own escape, representing the deep entanglement of art and organized crime.
The Agrigento municipal delegate travels to Rome to recover Luigi Pirandello's ashes and bring them back for a public celebration. He depends on assurances about an American military flight, searches for the missing crate at the airfield, and helps manage the confusion surrounding its eventual return and reception in Sicily.
Pietro Crimi is Lia's father, a farmer whose family life is disrupted by Lorenzo Musicò's actions. As a member of the Crimi family, he supports Lia when she refuses to accept a forced marriage and pursues legal action, despite the village siding with Lorenzo and turning against the family.
Luciano is the eldest of the three brothers and lives in Calabria, tending goats while trying to remain separate from the family's criminal activities. After Leo's death, he burns photographs of his own deceased father, kills his brother Rocco, and appears to contemplate suicide to end the family's violent lineage.
Salvatore is connected to the clan's network of power, and Rosa learns that Gianni is helping him. The account does not explain what help Gianni provides or describe Salvatore's actions directly, but his connection is part of the information Rosa uncovers as she questions the people around her and the explanations they expect her to accept.
Luca Bertozzi is associated with the Benandanti and acts directly against Mirta. He captures and restrains her, brings her to a Benandanti safe house, and explains their plan to prevent her from feeding until her body decays. His actions make him a principal antagonist to Mirta during her flight.
Aringo is a blind trader whom Il padre sends Il figlio to visit with the skin of a dead dog. He recognizes the hide as belonging to his own missing animal and accuses the boy of killing it, yet eventually exchanges fish for the skin. He also warns that the post-poison generation has lost respect for life.
Mastro is a doctor concealed within the isolated settlement, where he is sought out by the seriously ill young woman for help with her cancer. He admits he has no proven cure and is still searching; a newspaper report later links him to a dangerous, contaminated treatment, putting the refuge and its residents at risk.
Fabrizio Ferracane has 49 screen credits in a career dating back to 2000. Signature works include Leonora addio, The Traitor, L'insabbiato. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
