


In the Italian crime drama Public Disorder, a team of riot police officers navigates societal turmoil and personal conflicts after a violent demonstration causes irreversible consequences. From director Michele Alhaique (Solo, Bang Bang Baby), the series stars Marco Giallini, Adriano Giannini, and Valentina Bellè. Based on the 2012 film ACAB, Public Disorder was created by Carlo Bonini (Suburræterna) and Filippo Gravino (The First King).




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In the Susa Valley in Turin, Italy, activists who oppose the construction of a new high-speed rail clash with Rome’s riot police, and the demonstration grows violent. The chief of riot police is left gravely injured, leading to the promotion of an officer who’s determined to reform the department. As social tensions rise, so do the interpersonal issues among the squad. Will the riot unit be able to rise up amid mounting turmoil among disgruntled protesters, or will the corruption within the department tear them apart?

The series is based on the 2012 film ACAB by director and Public Disorder executive producer Stefano Sollima. ACAB was adapted from the book of the same name by Carlo Bonini.
No, it’s fictional.
The series takes place in Rome and in Italy’s Susa Valley.















































