The popular television series Sea Out will make its return to Comicon in Naples, after the great success of the event in 2022. Friday 28 April, at 13 pm, at the Auditorium of the Mediterranean Theater of the Mostra d'Oltremare, the actors Giovanna Sannino (Carmel)Antonio D'Aquino (Milos), Source (Don Salvatore), the director Ivan Silvestrini and director of photography Frances Amitrano they will meet the public and present the project “Culture breaks the bars”.
The success of Mare Fuori
Sea Out, co-produced by Rai Fiction and Picomedia, is an Italian series appreciated by young adult audiences nationally and internationally. The third season has launched on RaiPlay on February 1st and was broadcast in prime time on Rai2 from the 15th of the same month. The success was overwhelming, with 110 million views and 47 million hours viewed on RaiPlay until 1 March, for an average audience of 3,7 million viewers. Overall, between television and streaming, the entire series has reached an average of 5 million viewers and views continue to grow.
The series, conceived by Cristiana Farina and written with Maurizio Careddu, is directed by Ivan Silvestrini and takes place within a IPM – Juvenile Penal Institute, where the protagonists try to figure out who they are and what they want beyond the prison walls.
The project "Culture breaks the bars"
As part of the Rai social project for Sustainability-ESG entitled “Culture breaks the bars”, a workshop was organized with some youngsters from the Juvenile Penal Institute of Nisida. The laboratory, called “Out of context”, was conceived and organized by Rai in collaboration with the Institute's management and involved the "boys inside" in the presentation of the third season of "Mare Fuori".
Together with singer Raiz and the musician Pier Paolo Polcari, the boys wrote the lyrics of a song to tell their life experience. The song, titled "Day after day", speaks of walls and cells, of absent light and of eagles that no longer fly, but also of inexhaustible dreams and of a future that arises from having learned to look within.
