Sopravvissuti - Season 1

When the Arianna sets sail from the port of Genoa, everyone celebrates the crossing dedicated to the daughter of Armando Leone (owner of the shipyards of the same name), who passed away prematurely. Stefano waits for his brother Lorenzo who has to embark but is, as usual, late. The actress Giulia, with her husband Frank and their son Nino, is the godmother of the company. Tano is alone because his wife Paola is still too emotionally exhausted to embark. Emanuele Meyer welcomes the departure of his two children Matteo and Lara. No one can imagine the disastrous outcome of that crossing.

The castaways try to get back to their lives, but it's difficult because everything has changed. Luca has to rebuild his relationship with Sylvie and her daughters. Marta suffers the attentions of Anita, saddened by Gabriele's death and tormented by the memory of her. For Léa it is difficult to leave without Armando. Nino is afflicted by a sense of guilt for the death of his parents, Tano is unable to regain contact with reality and Paola tries in every way to bring him back to her.

By boat, after the storm, the survivors have to repair a leak at the cost of great effort. Meanwhile, tensions are spreading on board and the first conflicts are exploding. In the present, returning to normal seems impossible. Léa sees her sister Adèle again and the old tensions between the two come to the surface. Nino is haunted by his ghosts and only Luca can stay close to him.

Survivors rescue a woman at sea who claims she can't remember anything. The presence of her on board increases the conflicts between the crew. In the present, while Anita is in free fall and faces suspension, the survivors struggle to get their lives back.

Luca understands that he didn't go through hell to give up his family so easily and goes home. Meanwhile, Anita, at the umpteenth dead end she runs into, begins to wonder if hers isn't really just an obsession. Maybe the survivors really are as innocent as they say. But, just that night, the wreck of the Arianna returns to Genoa. Meanwhile, on the Ariadne, the survivors must face the danger of contagion.

Finding yourself in front of the wreck is exciting and painful for everyone. Sylvie too, despite Luca continuing to keep her at a distance, decides to get on the boat and for the first time she truly realizes what her husband went through.

The writing in front of the survivors' homes raises the tension between them to the max. Who is threatening them? Initially they suspect Anita, then Léa. So the girl, fed up with being treated as a stranger, prepares to flee Genoa with her twin but, on a rainy night, just before the two sisters leave, something terrible prevents her from doing so. On the Arianna, Armando proposes marriage to Léa.

The survivors begin to convince themselves that they are in danger. Meanwhile, Anita finds proof that Armando was alive well beyond the storm. The policewoman confronts Luca who, in front of Sylvie, must confess the truth about Armando's death. Sylvie is shocked, while Anita is not convinced.

Sylvie understands that Luca has made the same mistake that, after all, she made herself. It won't be easy but they will make it, on one condition: from now on, the truth must come before anything else. It doesn't seem real to Luca and he swears it to him. But unfortunately the facts immediately put him to the test. Someone threatens the survivors who have to run for cover but doing it without attracting attention seems impossible.

The survivors wander around the city cautious and wary. Luca, with an excuse, takes his family to the mountains. The others take every precaution. Tano almost seems to come to his senses: he "greets" to his son Simone, ready to really go home and take on his new responsibilities.

The survivors feel hunted: they don't know who their assailant is, they must stay hidden and safe until they find out. Sylvie and her daughters take refuge with her parents, although Maia and Camilla ignore the real reason. Meanwhile Nino, in an attempt to ambush the phantom murderer, makes a huge mistake.

The circle closes around the survivors and the danger is such as to endanger the safety of those around them. Will our people be able to keep hidden those unmentionable truths that could question their credibility? On the boat, the crew is on its last legs and the instinct for survival leads everyone to challenge the limits of humanity.