Monday, January 23, 2023

NETFLIX RELEASES TRAILER FOR NEW PERIOD SET TV SERIES THE LAW ACCORDING TO LIDIA POET ABOUT ITALY'S FIRST EVER LAWYER FROM THE 19TH CENTURY

 NETFLIX SERIES TRAILER FOR 
THE LAW ACCORDING TO LIDIA POET HISTORICAL TV SERIES
Lidia Poet arrives February 15th
Netflix has just released a trailer for their new period set mini series THE LAW ACCORDING TO LIDIA POET which should arrive February 15th directed by Matteo Rovere and starring Matilde de Angelis.
 
  THE STORY
Turin, late 1800s. A ruling by the Court of Appeal of Turin declares Lidia Poët's enrollment in the register of lawyers illegitimate, thus preventing her from practicing the profession because she is a woman. Penniless but full of pride, Lidia finds a job at her brother Enrico's law firm, while she prepares the appeal to overturn the Court's conclusions. Through a gaze that goes beyond her time, Lidia assists the suspects by seeking the truth behind appearances and prejudices. Jacopo (Eduardo Scarpetta), a mysterious journalist and Lidia's brother-in-law, passes her information and guides her into the hidden worlds of a magniloquent Turin. The series reinterprets the true story of Lidia Poët, the first lawyer in Italy, in a light procedural key. Pier Luigi Pasino is Enrico Poët, brother of Lidia, while Sara Lazzaro and Sinéad Thornhill are respectively Teresa Barberis, wife of Enrico, and Marianna Poët, their daughter.

10 comments:

  1. I doubt this would be something I would like. I'm sure others would though.

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  2. I'm glad they "reinterpret"her story otherwise it would be very dull. The first women lawyers and doctors wrre rather prim spinsters totally devoted to their struggling careeers

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    1. And yet this one seems to have forensic capabilities as well LOL Anything to make the reality prettier even if they change it unrecognizably.

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  3. Not my cuppa probably, but it does seem like it’s one my niece will enjoy. I’ll spread the word.

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    1. The costumes at least seem nice.

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    2. Nice attention to details, although real Lidia looked kinda like a butch lesbian LOL

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