Luna Nera TV Series (2020) | Cast, Episodes | And Everything You Need to Know

Luna Nera cast: Nathan Macchioni, Nina Fotaras, Federica Fracassi. Luna Nera Release Date: 31 January 2020. Luna Nera Episodes: 6. Luna Nera is looking full of Drama. Now I,m going to tells you all about Luna Nera TV Series (2020).

Luna Nera is an Italian Drama TV Series (2020). Nathan Macchioni, Nina Fotaras, Federica Fracassi are the main cast of Luna Nera TV Series (2020). Italy, 1600. Hades, a 16-year-old midwife, is accused of witchcraft after the mysterious death of a newborn baby. Removed from her city.

She will find refuge in a mysterious community of marginalized women, persecuted because they are considered witches. However, Hades will be forced to make a fundamental decision for his life: choose the love of Peter, son of the head of the witch hunters, or fulfill his true destiny and save his community. Luna Nera cast: Nathan Macchioni, Nina Fotaras, Federica Fracassi. Luna Nera Release Date: 31 January 2020. Luna Nera Episodes: 6. First Netflix gave us Spinning out to feed my ivanjasmine soul, now they’re giving me Luna Nera to feed my lowered hunger.

Luna Nera Plot:

A gathering of ladies are associated with black magic in seventeenth-century Italy.

Luna Nera Wiki:

TV Series: Luna Nera (2020)
Creators: Francesca Manieri, Laura Paolucci, Tiziana Triana
Main Stars: Nathan Macchioni, Nina Fotaras, Federica Fracassi
Genres: Drama
Country: Italy
Language: Italian
Release Date: 31 January 2020
Season: 1
Episodes: 6
Also known As: Luna Nera, Luna Nera Season 1

Luna Nera Cast:

Nathan Macchioni As Adriano
Nina Fotaras As Ade
Federica Fracassi As Janara
Manuela Mandracchia As Tebe
Astrid Meloni As Amelia

All the new dramas & continuing world dramas airing in the UK during the week of 25-31 January. The new Netflix series “Luna Nera” is scheduled for release on Jan 31st. Luna Nera cast: Nathan Macchioni, Nina Fotaras, Federica Fracassi. Luna Nera Release Date: 31 January 2020. Luna Nera Episodes: 6. New Italian Netflix series about witchcraft, and witch hunts, starting (here, at least) on January 31st. The trailer, which is on Netflix with subtitles between, looks really good.

An Italian fantasy genre series where there are no stereotypes of any kind. An Italian film that doesn’t talk about the underworld, the carabinieri, priests, nuns, doctors, grandparents? Tell me it’s a joke, tasteful though. Rather than always criticizing a voice when then you exalt yourself in front of any paper house from real basic, be proud! Finally, even someone brave enough to do something different came to us.