On his first day as a director, a young man found himself immediately adrift in a sea of challenges. Staffing was incomplete, creative visions clashed, and the actors seemed consumed by their own importance.

Sergio compelled Alessandro to sign papers that stripped him of all his entitlements, and the polished performance of the actors only served to highlight the moral failings of the company.

A discrepancy marked one of the actors, his appearance a stark contrast to the publicity still distributed by his agent. Meanwhile, a Peruvian boy attempted to blend with the background as an extra.

René, eager to impress his director friend, filmed the day’s scenes with a steadycam. Simultaneously, Biascica sought counsel from Alessandro regarding a matter of the heart.

The network anticipates a ratings lift with the introduction of a character known for edgy humor, a calculated move coinciding with speculation that Corinna might be departing the show.

The presence of a visitor stirred a palpable unease on set, yet René maintained a focused intensity, guiding Stanis and Corinna through a scene demanding nudity, fraught with a delicate awkwardness.

On occasion, during nighttime shoots, the cast indulged in the limoncello provided by the network director, a habit that led to various difficulties on set.

Due to René’s persistent digestive issues, Alfredo steps in to take his place. Meanwhile, Stanislas’s father capitalizes on his son’s newfound recognition, seeking an opportunity for an acting role.

To satisfy the Catholic press, René must reshoot a scene depicting an abortion, while Duccio discovers that someone has stolen the money from his jacket.

With filming stalled because of Corinna's presence, Davide felt a growing unease regarding the sparse attendance of journalists at the press conference.

Following the premiere of the first episode, the cast and crew anticipated the ratings with keen interest, while René, meanwhile, completed a short film focusing on ants.

As René is in Milan, meeting with potential actors for an advertising agency, the assistant director and the director of photography unexpectedly exchange places.

Due to dwindling viewership, the series has been put on hold. Consequently, René must exclude the entire cast from the final scene, and Boris is unwell.

The tight budget necessitates filming the series finale in a mere two days, and a palpable anxiety hangs over the production team as they await news of its future.