Six bullets. Three kids. One way out of the dirt.
The story of three teenagers suddenly thrown into the adult world. They know nothing of life, have always lived with their parents in a poor mining town, but soon find themselves alone and with a gun in their hands. Through a story driven by six shots, which will represent six episodes, they will become adults in a sort of Wild West where the law and crime are on the same level.
Direction
Sollima's signature slow-burn brutality meets teenage chaos
Cinematography
Mining town decay as character, not backdrop
Writing
Six-episode structure as loaded as the chamber
Director
Stefano Sollima
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Sollima's 'Romanzo Criminale' DNA meets American poverty-Western tradition — think 'Hell or High Water' by way of Italian neo-realism's class rage.
The six-shot structure mirrors classic revolver capacity — every episode a bullet spent, irreversible, counting down to empty.
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