Fosca, a Tuscan policewoman
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Crime dramedy, 4×100’ 2 Seasons
Titolo internazionale: Fosca, a Tuscan policewoman
Directed by Giulio Manfredonia
With Vanessa Incontrada e Francesco Arca
Written by Dido Castelli, Graziano Diana, Francesca Panzarella e Anna Samueli
A co-production Mediaset – Banijay Studios Italy
The investigations of Deputy Commissioner Fosca Innocenti in Arezzo continue, as she tackles provincial crimes alongside her almost entirely female investigative team: Giulia De Falco, Rosa Lulli, Pino Ricci, and the newcomer, Rita Fiorucci. In this season too, Fosca will face the most intricate cases with determination, and her particularly developed sense of smell will continue to aid her.
In Fosca's life, it's not just about work, but also love with Cosimo, the charming innkeeper: a feeling that in this second season will be put to the test and will face new challenges. Just when she finds Cosimo's love, in fact, Fosca risks losing the farmhouse where she was born and raised, and the unexpected arrival of an old flame, Lapo Fineschi, will complicate things even further. The newcomers Lapo, José Rodriguez (Rosa's charming Latin dance instructor), Greta (Giulia's new flame), and Rita (who will steal Pino's heart) will cause quite a bit of disruption in the lives of our protagonists.
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Fosca, a Tuscan policewoman
Fosca, a Tuscan policewoman
Available on Mediaset Infinity
Directed by Fabrizio Costa
With Vanessa Incontrada e Francesco Arca
Written by Dido Castelli e Graziano Diana
Fosca Innocenti is deputy police chief in Arezzo. She is proud and stubbornly single, lives on a farm, has an incredible sense of smell and loves to go for long, lonely rides on her horse, Artù. Fosca leads a team of women (plus one man) with whom she solves intricate murder cases. Even among the scents, the beautiful light and the placid hills of Tuscany, heinous crimes take place. Fosca does not face the mafia, nor terrorism, nor hardened criminals: she has to deal with "normal people" who kill out of greed, cowardice or long-standing hatred. At the end of the day, Fosca allows herself a glass of Chianti wine with her best friend, Cosimo, whom she has known since childhood and with whom, unexpectedly, something deeper than friendship is about to be born ...
