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Television

Impossibly exciting: Sky Atlantic's ZeroZeroZero reviewed

20 February 2021

9:00 AM

20 February 2021

9:00 AM

ZeroZeroZero

Sky Atlantic

ZeroZeroZero is the impossibly exciting new drugs series from Roberto Saviano — the author who gave us perhaps my all-time favourite TV drama Gomorrah. What I love about Gomorrahis its utter ruthlessness and total artistic integrity. It’s set amid the warring drugs factions of the Neopolitan mafia (the Camorra) and never at any point do you feel that authenticity is being sacrificed for reasons of marketability or politically correct sensitivities or narrative arc.

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