Exclusively on Sky and streaming only on NOW continue the amazing adventures of the 883, busy working on their second and final album. In the fourth episode of Nord Sud Ovest Est – The Legendary History of 883, releasing tomorrow, Friday October 23, we will see them facing two new challenges: the first a feature with the teenage Caterina, and the filming of their first music video for the hit Sei un mito. Both will prove particularly arduous, at least until Max and Mauro, with a bit of help, understand what the truly right approach is. Here, in preview, are the teasers for the next appointment with the acclaimed series by Sydney Sibilia and a clip set right on the set of the music video for Sei un mito.
Nord Sud Ovest Est: Teasers for Episode 4
Two hits ready to win over the audience, the videos to shoot, and a new presence destined to shake everything up: for Max Pezzali and Mauro Repetto (portrayed by Elia Nuzzolo and Matteo Oscar Giuggioli) success is speeding along, but growing up is a completely different story. While Rotta per casa di Dio and Sei un mito are about to be transformed into visuals, one question remains: the maturation track, the song capable of taking them even higher, do they really have to write it from scratch?
The episode introduces the character Caterina, a whirlwind that Claudio Cecchetto (Roberto Zibetti) presents to the 883 with the request – which they take with some discomfort – to create a song together. Played by Rosa Barbolini, the girl meets Max and Mauro in the tavern, where they are busy writing the new lyrics. But how do their ideas come about? What fuels their creativity? To answer, the pair takes her directly to their field of inspiration: the bar. Here, between one beer and another, they observe, listen, wait, and jot everything down in Max’s notebook. Mauro reveals the secret: finding inspiration is a bit like fishing; you have to be patient and wait for something to bite. At some point Max gets up and leaves; he has other things to do. But Mauro reassures her: he will return with a sack full of ideas.
Meanwhile, Max and Mauro are busy with filming the video for Sei un mito. Cecchetto has a very clear idea of the creative direction to take, something far from what Max and Mauro expect, something that somewhat humiliates them. But as days pass and their minds grow clearer, the two end up changing their approach. They arrive on set late and find Claudio waiting for them, ready to call them back to order: they must change and prepare for the shoot. But this time Max and Mauro refuse to comply. It’s their video, and they want to decide what to wear. Claudio tries to impose his will, but surprisingly it is Fabrizio, the director, who sides with them: at last he sees in the boys that spark of personality he had been looking for.
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