Luna Park (miniseries) explained

Genre:	Drama
Creator:	Isabella Aguilar
Director:	Leonardo D'Agostini Anna Negri
Starring:	Simona Tabasco Lia Grieco Alessio Lapice Edoardo Coen Guglielmo Poggi Giulio Corso Tommaso Ragno Milvia Marigliano Fabrizia Sacchi Mario Sgueglia Paolo Calabresi
Country:	Italy
Language:	Italian
Num Seasons:	1
Num Episodes:	6
Executive Producer:	Ivan Fiorini
Cinematography:	Valerio Azzali
Runtime:	44–54 minutes
Company:	Fandango
Network:	Netflix

Luna Park is an Italian drama television miniseries created and written by Isabella Aguilar. It was released on Netflix on 30 September 2021.

Premise

At an amusement park in Rome in 1962, fate brings together two young girls. Nora is a fortune teller who belongs to a circus family and Rosa was born into a wealthy and well-to-do family. Although the girls come from two vastly different walks of life, they soon discover that their past is intertwined.

Cast

• Simona Tabasco as Nora Marini
• Lia Grieco as Rosa Gabrielli
• Alessio Lapice as Simone Baldi
• Edoardo Coen as Matteo Baldi
• Guglielmo Poggi as Gigi Gabrielli
• Giulio Corso as Sandro Ralli
• Tommaso Ragno as Antonio Marini
• Milvia Marigliano as Miranda
• Fabrizia Sacchi as Lucia Gabrielli
• Mario Sgueglia as Ettore Marini
• Lorenza Indovina as Doriana Baldi
• Michele Bevilacqua as Lando Baldi
• Matteo Olivetti as Celeste Petrucci
• Ludovica Martino as Stella
• Lidia Vitale as Daria Dominici
• Gianfranco Gallo as Fausto Minnella
• Paolo Calabresi as Tullio Gabrielli

Production

Principal photography began in October 2020. The series was filmed in various areas around Rome, including Prati, Torvaianica, and Ostia.^[1]

External links

• Luna Park on Netflix
• Luna Park on IMDb

Notes and References

1. Web site: Giuffrida . Anna . "Luna Park", la nuova serie Netflix ambientata nella Roma anni '60 . RomaToday . it . 17 September 2021.