Citadel: Diana
Milan, 2030: Diana Cavalieri is a double agent for the secret syndicate Citadel, who infiltrated Manticore, the rival agency that destroyed Citadel eight years ago. Trapped behind enemy lines, Diana has a chance to leave the agency forever, but she has to decide whether to trust a surprising ally: the heir of Manticore Italy, Edo Zani.
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2030: in a gray and hyper-controlled Milan, Diana and Luca are sent on a mission to Lugano to spy on the exchange of a powerful weapon. Not far away,...
Diana and Edo form a secret agreement and make their first move, but they underestimate Cecile's fierce reaction. While Manticore Italy is under attac...
Ettore sends Edo and Diana to Sicily on a sensitive mission that threatens their alliance. However, under the Mediterranean sun, the two discover they...
Diana is captured and struggles desperately to survive while Ettore has to make a hard decision in order to restore Manticore Italy's power, as memori...
Edo leads a group of agents in an attack on the Manticore France's headquarters in Paris. Just as Diana is about to get her hands on the weapon, she i...
As Diana ponders her choice, Edo works on a powerful new weapon. Ettore tries to get closer to his son, playing one last, surprise card. In a flashbac...
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1 year ago
Much like the former season Citadel Diana is, yet again, to a good degree a case of style over substance.
Its hard to differentiate this latest season from some kind of outlandish, James Bond themed, fashion show. Everything from buildings, sets, clothing and even weapons, has a haute couture quality to it. This is spy vs spy, for the fashion conscious.
The story by contrast, is a basic stripped down affair, with yet another girl boss, taking on a corrupt global organisation, responsible for the death of her parents.
Acting is actually pretty reasonable, the simple story sort of works and as always the exposition is well done, if ridiculous.I will add, I don't like the constant oscillating between past and present, its more than a little distracting.
In summary, Citadel Diana is saved from being as uninspiring as its predecessor by superior acting and thus far (I haven't watched the whole thing) not trying to being too clever with its basic story. In short, a moderate watch.
