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Signora Volpe Series 2 – Review

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Signora Volpe Series 2 – Review

First Reaction – Signora Volpe Series 2 is a great series with three completely different cases.

Where to Watch

The second series of Signora Volpe will become available on both DVD and digital platforms starting from May 5, 2025. This release is made possible by Acorn Media International, who are also offering a box set containing both Series 1 and 2 at the same time.

Director: Declan Recks, Bindu De Stoppani

Writer: Rachel Cuperman, Sally Griffiths (Screenplay)

Cast

  • Emilia Fox (The Pianist)
  • Tara Fitzgerald (Game of Thrones)
  • Giovanni Cirfiera (Le Mans 66)
  • Matteo Carlomagno (Jumper)

Plot: Sylvia, once a disheartened British intelligence operative, transitions into detective work and settles in the picturesque Italian countryside. However, it doesn’t take long for her to discover that her peaceful new life is far from trouble-free, as strife seems to dog her steps wherever she goes.

Runtime: 1 Hour 30 Minutes Per Episode

There may be spoilers in the rest of the review

Verdict on Signora Volpe Series 2

A Debt of Honour

In “A Debt of Honour,” Sylvia Fox (Fox) goes back home to visit her sister Isabel (Fitzgerald). Yet, a murder that occurs after a funeral piques her curiosity. As Sylvia delves into the mystery on her own, an official investigation is led by Giovanni Riva (Cirfiera). Over time, as the investigation progresses, Sylvia uncovers more secrets hidden within the village and strengthens bonds with the locals.

In my perspective, solving this case as a detective, formerly a spy, was quite rewarding. It offered me an uncomplicated mystery to unravel and introduced me to the latest inhabitants of the village. It skillfully set the stage for the subsequent series of cases, avoiding unnecessary complexities. (4/5)

A Deadly Net

In a covert operation, Sylvia infiltrates a wealthy family, but tragedy strikes when one of its members is brutally murdered. With her deep-rooted ties to the family, Sylvia takes it upon herself to help solve the crime and expose the murderer. She collaborates closely with Captain Riva who heads the investigation, gradually discovering the family’s nefarious intentions surrounding the victim’s death.

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In this installment, we catch a glimpse into Sylvia’s undercover lifestyle, demonstrating her ability to seamlessly blend into the family. Instead of a typical murder in a town, it unfolds like an intricate murder mystery, with all the possible culprits residing under one roof. This particular episode is quite engaging and leaves us eager for further insights into the case. (4/5)

Death of a Ghost

In “Death of a Ghost,” Sylvia encounters an abduction by someone from her old life. To solve this mystery, her estranged father and Isabel set their disagreements aside, delving deeper into Sylvia’s past to uncover the truth. This process involves Isabel taking on a secret-agent role, while Giovanni pursues his own investigation, providing limited clues.

This episode was particularly engaging because it reversed typical roles, as we’re accustomed to Sylvia rescuing others, but this time she’s the one being rescued by her closest allies. It was a gripping installment that delved deeper into Sylvia’s past rather than a recent event in the town. This conclusion to the series was riveting and left you on the edge of your seat. (5/5)

Overall

The Signora Volpe Series 2 offers an engaging trilogy of tales, each distinct in its narrative. One case revolves around a typical small-town crime, another resembles a whodunit weekend getaway, while the third delves into Sylvia’s past. This series is versatile enough to cater to various tastes. It boasts exceptional acting and compelling storytelling.

Final Thoughts –Signora Volpe Series 2 is a wonderful series of stories.

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2025-05-05 12:39

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