Today HBO Max released the official US trailer (with subtitles in English) for the fifth and final season of the global hit crime thriller Gomorrah. Check it out.
Gomorrah: HBO Max Drops Official Trailer for Season 5 of Mafia Crime Thriller

Today HBO Max released the official US trailer (with subtitles in English) for the fifth and final season of the global hit crime thriller Gomorrah. Check it out.
The new year kicks off with the US premieres of 24 new Euro TV series, seasons, and films from 11 countries, plus the new season of a French Canadian crime thriller.
Today HBO Max dropped the trailer and announced the US premiere date for Season 4 of Max Original series Gomorrah.
Twenty new Euro TV series, seasons, and films from nine countries premiere in the US in May, along with a French language drama from Canada.
Bonne année! The new year kicks off with the US premieres of 27 new Euro TV series, seasons, specials, and films from 7 countries, plus more besides.
HBO Max has announced the US premiere date for the third season of the hit Italian mafia crime drama Gomorrah.
Twenty-seven new Euro TV series, seasons, and films from twelve countries premiere in the US in October, plus two shows from two more countries have their linear TV debuts.
In expanding its slate of international content, HBO Max has announced that it will be home to all seasons of the iconic Italian crime series Gomorrah in the US.
The short answer: We hope so.
Some of the best international TV shows on the planet premiered in the US and UK last year, and the ones I thought were fabulous are numerous.
It’s a big week in Euro TV premieres for stateside fans, including a prequel series of sorts to a mystery drama from Sweden, the second season of a hit crime drama from Italy, and a new period drama from Spain.
Gomorrah, “Italy’s Answer to Breaking Bad” and that country’s most popular television series ever, is headed across the Atlantic to the United States, specifically to SundanceTV.