Skam Italia 4, Healthy between veil feelings and maturity

(ANSA) - ROME, MAY 13 - For a series of unbelievable incidences of fate, a few days after the controversy chained on the net (and not only), the release of the young Italian volunteer Silvia Romano, who decided to embrace the Islamic faith, and less than a month from the maturity they will have to face the students, the first in the covid era, the fourth season of Skam Italia, the most loved TV series for youngsters. The 100 days that separate them from the state exam, before becoming definitively adults, is at the center of the new episodes, from May 15th on TimVision and Netflix. The protagonist of this season is Sana (the beautiful Beatrice Bruschi) the Italian Muslim girl who is part of the Le Matte group, her difficulties in living adolescence following the precepts of the Koran will intertwine with the stories of the other schoolmates. The series, always written and directed by LudovicoBessegato, screenwriter of the series and showrunner for CrossProductions since the first season, has made use of the collaboration of Sumaya Abdel Qader, sociologist, writer with already active two novels published for Mondadori (the last one we have in head), mother of three, a muslim practitioner, very active in her community and activist for women's rights. Director Ludovico Bessegato, Sumaya AbdelQader, underlined "I have two daughters, one door the other one does not. My husband and I have never imposed anything. The imposition is the very negation of a creed. Young people are much more natural in the face of the differences of a certain part of the population, even a large number of Italians must be said to be more open to integration than in other parts of Europe, but there is, of course, a dangerous regurgitation in some situations in the past. after 18 months in captivity who are we to judge? If it is voluntary or imposed, the doubt is legitimate, especially in its conditions, because it was surrounded by criminals. Italy should have only welcomed Silvia, instead it turned into the day of judgment " . (HANDLE).