Giovanna's husband, Filippo works the graveyard shift because he lacks seniority, while their arguments over money, sex, time, and work reveal how strained their marriage has become. Despite Giovanna's protests, he brings the confused elderly man home for the night, hoping to take him to the police. He and Giovanna have children together.
Negro is a member of the riot-control squad whose personal life is deteriorating during a difficult divorce. He is denied visitation with his daughter, adding family pressure to the violence and institutional tensions surrounding his work alongside Cobra, Mazinga, and Adriano.
The Roman governor who presents Jesus and Barabbas to the crowd and releases Barabbas when the people demand it. Pilate fears that belief in a messiah could provoke revolt and threaten Roman rule, dismisses a man's testimony that Jesus restored his sight, and imprisons him. He also promises Claudia not to harm Jesus, though he remains anxious about the consequences.
Background character with limited screen time and dialogue
He is confronted over smoking marijuana on school grounds and becomes involved in the resulting school disciplinary conflict. Serena Landi later blames him for a situation that led to their discovery and uprooting from their former lives.
Remo is Piero’s partner during the mayoral campaign. Piero conceals his affair with Adele from him, creating tension between Piero’s private relationship and his public political role. Adele later says she has reconciled with Remo and that her affair with Piero must end, while her pregnancy makes the situation more complicated.
A Sardinian shepherd recently released from prison, Salvatore falls in love with Veretta, one of Carlo's girls, and becomes involved with her in a heist connected to Bernard. He steals the smuggled money and kills his twin brother, the person whose actions had led to Salvatore's unjust five-year imprisonment. While fleeing by train, he confesses to a supposed priest, who is actually Bernard's hitman, and is killed.
A friend and football teammate whose storyline explores comedic situations and personal growth while juggling romantic interests and group loyalty.
Filippo Nigro has 30 screen credits in a career dating back to 1998. Their work is anchored in the Tre metri sopra il cielo - Collezione universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Mrs Playmen, Facing Windows, Deep in the Wood. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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