Netflix Italy has announced a new six-part series, SuburraMaxima, returning to the Rome crime world first explored in the 2015 film Suburra and revisited in Suburra: Blood on Rome and Suburræterna. The show will open in the aftermath of a massive police raid that wiped out the criminal balance in Rome.
Giacomo Ferrara reprises his role as mobster Alberto “Spadino” Anacleti, alongside Carlotta Antonelli as his wife Angelica and Filippo Nigro as politician Amedeo Cinaglia. The cast also includes Francesco Gheghi, Aliosha Massine, Marlon Joubert and Martina La Manna. Nine years after the raid, Alberto is released from prison and intends to leave crime behind, but the curse of Suburra forces him to confront both old enemies and a new ruthless criminal clan.
Michele Alhaique directs the first two episodes, with Leonardo D’Agostini handling episodes three to six. The drama is produced by Cattleya, an ITV Studios-owned company. The announcement came during Netflix Italy’s ‘What Next?’ presentation in Rome on Wednesday morning, part of a series of global Netflix events taking place this week.
Other Italian series scheduled for 2026 include action drama Motorvalley; adult animation My 2 cents; crime series Chiaroscuro; young-adult show Minerva Academy; and thriller Nemesis starring Pierfrancesco Favino, Barbara Ronchi and Elodie. Netflix Italy also confirmed that from April 1 it will offer WWE events including RAW, Smackdown, NXT and Premium Live Events with Italian commentary, as well as a library of archive WWE programming.
On the unscripted front, the platform will launch docuseries Paparazzi King, Physical 100: Italy and a third season of hip-hop contest Rhythm & Flow. In cinema, Daniele Luchetti’s romantic comedy Noi Un Po’ Meglio, starring Elio Germano and Lucia Maria Chiara Giannetta, will be released, along with other originals including The Big Fake, Senza Volto, Feel My Voice and Campioni.
