Mare fuori 4, intervista a Giuseppe Pirozzi (Micciarella) e Francesco Panarella (Cucciolo)

We present our video interview with Giuseppe Pirozzi and Francesco Panarella, among the stars of "Mare fuori 4" as the Di Meo brothers, Raffaele (Micciarella) and Luigi (Cucciolo). They told us about the highly anticipated fourth season of the record-breaking series, from Micciarella's troubles to the clandestine affair between Cucciolo and Milos. Directed by Ivan Silvestrini and starring Carmine Recano, Lucrezia Guidone, Massimiliano Caiazzo, Maria Esposito, Matteo Paolillo, Artem, Kyshan Wilson, Vincenzo Ferrera, Domenico Cuomo, Yeva Sai, Clara Soccini (Clara), Giovanna Sannino, Clotilde Esposito, Alessandro Orrei, Giuseppe Pirozzi, Enrico Tijiani, Francesco Panarella, Antonio D'Aquino, Gennaro Della Volpe (Raiz), Antonio De Matteo, Agostino Chiummariello, Pia Lanciotti, Ludovica Coscione, Luca Varone, Giuseppe Tantillo, Desirée Popper, Giacomo Giorgio, Tea Falco, Chiara Iezzi, and Antonia Truppo, "Mare fuori 4" will be available from February 1st on RaiPlay (the first 6 episodes) and will air from February 14th on Rai2. Video interview with Ivan Zingariello. Also watch our video interviews with the entire cast. Synopsis: In the fourth season, the series' protagonists find themselves metaphorically sailing the open sea. Rosa, Carmine, Mimmo, Kubra, Dobermann, Cucciolo, and Micciarella all experience the realization that they are no longer anchored to the life-saving anchor of their family. They are alone, pushed by the current out to sea. Now they must conquer their deepest fears every day to face life. They no longer have the unconditional love of their family at their side, but that of the friends with whom they choose to sail. Contrasting this narrative are Pino, Edoardo, Cardiotrap, Giulia, and Silvia, who, for better or worse, still bear the burden of family ties that can shape their lives. It's time to grow up, and this means understanding who you want to become and what you want to be. Most inmates are now adults. Change is inevitable, but personal growth is a choice that requires courage. You have to decide how and where to direct your life, your journey. Those who don't choose to do so allow others to do it for them. Freedom isn't just outside prison; it's also an internal conquest dictated by the courage to choose. The new director's harshness forces the boys to make a necessary choice: to rebel for their own self-determination. The clash between the adult world and that of children is inevitable in understanding who we are, who we want to become, and finding the voice to express it. ================================================== Follow us everywhere ➡️ https://linktr.ee/spettacolo.eu Subscribe to our YouTube channel ➡️    / @spettacoloeu   Visit our website ➡️ https://www.spettacolo.eu Follow us on Facebook ➡️   / spettacolo.eu   Follow us on Instagram ➡️   / spettacoloeu   Follow us on TikTok ➡️   / spettacolo.eu   =============================================