Portobello

Telling the story of Enzo Tortora, the famous host of the television program "Portobello", accused by some collaborators of justice of being part of a Camorra organization dedicated to drug trafficking.

After his arrest, Enzo is paraded in front of the press and thrown into prison; isolated and powerless, Enzo watches from his cell as the media frenzy intensifies; in Naples, Giovanni tells prosecutors a detailed story about Enzo's ties to the Camorra.

While a deteriorating Enzo gets a rare visit with his daughters, Judge Fontana prepares his case against the Camorra.

Granted house arrest due to his heart condition, Enzo returns home as the media storm continues and accusations pile up.

Naples, 1985, in the first trial in Italy against the Camorra, Enzo is among 700 other defendants; he and his lawyers believe the trial clears his name, but contradictory testimonies intensify the public spectacle.

Judge Michele Morello re-examines the evidence and uncovers errors and preferential treatment given to former Camorra members; Enzo and his family, exhausted, await the final verdict.