Who is a fan of Prism like us, he is still stuck at the finale of the first season which he saw on Prime Video in September. That, that is, in which the Daniel of Lorenzo Zurzolo he discovers on the bus that the person he was chatting with so passionately in the previous weeks was not a girl but his friend Andrea, that is Mattia Carrano. The second season of the Prime Video series produced by Cross Productions directed and written by Ludovico Bessegato will start again from here: from the meeting-clash of the two boys and from the whirlwind of emotions and stories they created Prism one of the most successful young adult dramas of recent years, capable of telling like few others the complexity of adolescence and that phase of discovery that leads kids to understand who they really are, leading them by the hand towards adulthood.
Finally, after the renewal and the announcement of the end of filming, we also have a release date: on June 6th. It will be then that we will meet the group of Latina boys exactly where we left them, ready to get excited and suffer with them the classic pains that their age almost always brings with it. We will meet everyone again: from Carrano and Zurzolo to Caterina Forza, Chiara Bordi, LXX Blood, Matteo Scattaretico, Zakaria Hamza, Riccardo Afan de Rivera Costaguti, Flavia Del Prete, Asia Patrignani, Elena Falvella Capodaglio, Andrea Giannini and Nico Guerzoni. The direction, as we know, is entrusted to Ludovico Bessegatowho wrote the screenplay together with Francesca Scialanca.
There are many questions to which Prism will find himself answering, and the public is very curious to understand whether the expectations will be repaid or not, with the hope that the series, having managed to create a small sensation among the public and critics, can maintain the high standard it has accustomed us to. All 8 episodes of the first season of Prism they are available exclusively in Italy on Prime Video, while Beta Film will handle international sales for distribution in the rest of the world.
Source: Vanity Fair
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