9444 Nonika Singh Betrayal, revenge and bonding; if three words could sum up a drama? Of course, ZeroZeroZero, an Italian series based on Robert Saviano’s novel of the same name, streaming on Amazon Prime is all this and more. Ever since Narcos made it big, we have been deluged with web series hovering around drug trade and cartels. ZeroZeroZero joins the growing list and is a welcome addition, as it plots the link between sellers, buyers and brokers. Connecting the dots spanning three countries, The US, Mexico and Italy, it takes us from one country to another building the drug network and from one family to another. In Italy, there is a tussle between an old grandfather Don Minu La Piana (Adriano Chiaramida), who comes out of hiding to reclaim his position, and his brash grandson Stefano (Giuseppe De Domenico), who wants to usurp him. In Mexico, we see the rise of a bunch of army soldiers turned rogue. Meant to crack open the drug world, led by Manuel, they not only sup with the devil but become one themselves and raise a new army of ruthless killing machines. In the US, there is a family of three, the Lynwoods, father Edward, daughter Emaa (Andrea Riseborough) and son Chris (Dane DeHaan), who bond despite their fair share of disagreements.