A member of the Savastano Camorra clan in Naples. He navigates the criminal underworld and eventually finds himself at odds with his own family amid internal clan power struggles.
Ciro Di Marzio is the film’s central survivor and power broker. After being shot by Gennaro Savastano, he works for Don Aniello Pastore in Latvia, negotiates with Yuri Dobeshenko, and eventually destroys both rival authority and his former mentor’s position. His choices are shaped by childhood trauma, loyalty, resentment, and a desire for control.
Francesco Corvino is the son of a Camorra boss and Tea Perez's lover. Their relationship becomes the central source of conflict in Demetrio Perez's life, especially when Luca Buglione offers to testify against Francesco after Demetrio retrieves a batch of smuggled diamonds.
Caracas is a volatile, politically reflective figure whose relationship with Yasmina is marked by violence, fear, and declarations of love. He challenges Giordano to leave his desk and meet a community of outsiders, while discussing belonging and displacement. His memories of youthful idealism, democracy, dignity, fascism, and the sea reveal the unresolved political and personal conflicts at the story’s center.
Rosario's first son from a previous life. He travels to Germany with his friend Edoardo to plan an assassination, but his exposure of Rosario's alias inadvertently leads to his own death.
Marco D'Amore has 34 screen credits in a career dating back to 2008. Signature works include Gomorrah, The Immortal, Piccolo miracolo. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
