The Jewish owner of the Mezzapiotta Circus who employs the four freaks. He initially suggests fleeing to America but vanishes after collecting their funds. Later found on a death train, he is ultimately saved by the friends, sacrificing himself during the final battle to protect Matilde.
Paolo Borsellino is the central protagonist of the miniseries, portrayed across the years 1980 to 1992 in Palermo. He is one of the anti-mafia judges engaged in a determined struggle against organized crime, working within the investigative pool alongside Giovanni Falcone and under Rocco Chinnici's guidance.
A poor former prisoner who joins Remo's criminal group for money and participates in its violent street robberies.
Stella approaches the minister and asks for five minutes of support for a law she wants to present. Their conversation is interrupted by a chaotic operation in a dark building, where people are ordered to freeze and leave. The account does not establish her connection to Toni or Pepe, but shows her trying to secure the minister's support for her proposal.
A truck driver who illegally transports undocumented immigrants during his journeys. His organization assigns him to shelter Maisha, a 15-year-old African girl, at his home. As Maisha grows close to his troubled daughter and his separated wife returns, Riccardo must decide what to do when he is asked to take Maisha back.
A briefly appearing character in Paz!.
Giorgio Tirabassi has 50 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work is anchored in the Paz! - Collezione universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Election Day, A Judge of Honor, Deer Girl. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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