Just like the other European takes on the Norwegian hit Skam , the Italian version stands out as an intense and emotional show that feels very real. It does things a little differently by moving the gay storyline up to Season 2 instead of the usual Season 3. This season focuses on Martino Rametta as he figures out his identity and follows his relationship with Niccolò Fares. It sticks to the same cool format where we get short clips throughout the week showing these teenagers dealing with their daily highs and lows. The season is made up of ten episodes that run about 20 to 30 minutes each. We pretty much know the plot by now, and this version follows the original story closely while adding its own unique Italian vibe. Martino is really confused about his sexuality and tries to trick himself and everyone else into thinking he likes girls by dating a girl named Emma. Everything changes when he meets Niccolò, a charming guy at a party, and falls for him instantly. They have great ch...
Just like the other European takes on the Norwegian hit Skam , the Italian version stands out as an intense and emotional show that feels very real. It does things a little differently by moving the gay storyline up to Season 2 instead of the usual Season 3. This season focuses on Martino Rametta as he figures out his identity and follows his relationship with Niccolò Fares. It sticks to the same cool format where we get short clips throughout the week showing these teenagers dealing with their daily highs and lows. The season is made up of ten episodes that run about 20 to 30 minutes each. We pretty much know the plot by now, and this version follows the original story closely while adding its own unique Italian vibe. Martino is really confused about his sexuality and tries to trick himself and everyone else into thinking he likes girls by dating a girl named Emma. Everything changes when he meets Niccolò, a charming guy at a party, and falls for him instantly. They have great ch...