The Art of Italian Cinematography and Beyond

The Art of Italian Cinematography and Beyond

Tonight on Rai 2, the series L’ISPETTORE STUCKY will air. Cinematography by Sandro Chessa CCS

Airing on Rai 2 starting today, 30th October, is the new TV series Inspector Stucky (six episodes), set in Treviso, directed by Valerio Attanasio, who wrote the story together with Matteo Visconti and Matteo Pettenello. The series stars Giuseppe Battiston as an inspector tackling various cases, leading him to explore the nature of humanity itself. It is loosely inspired by the novels of Fulvio Ervas.

Detective Stucky “doesn’t enjoy pointless chatter,” says Giuseppe Battiston, who plays the protagonist of Persian origin, a character both empathetic, solitary, and full of quirks. In this crime drama, the meticulous forensic doctor Marina (Barbara Bobulova) joins the anti-hero detective, sharing an intense and awkwardly intimate bond.

Cinematography is by Sandro Chessa CCS.

The first episode is available exclusively in preview on Raiplay.

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