Season 1
8 episodes · Dec 12, 2006
After her uncle is murdered, Sandra Paoli, a brilliant young Corsican lawyer, reveals her dark side when she is appointed as the head of the notorious Paoli clan.
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S1E1Episode 1
Dec 12, 200652mLawyer Sandra Paoli discovers that her uncle, who rules a crime clan on the island of Corsica, has appointed her as his successor but the decision generates an angry backlash from many clan members.
S1E2Episode 2
Dec 12, 200652mSandra and her brother Jean-Michel, her right-hand man, take on their first official business as clan leaders when a rich local official named Zamponi tips them off about a potential jewellery heist.
S1E3Episode 3
Dec 19, 200652mSandra discovers a human trafficking ring is smuggling underage Albanian girls into Corsica to work as prostitutes. She vows to dismantle their network, even if it means collaborating with the police.
S1E4Episode 4
Dec 19, 200652mAfter an explosion in a building belonging to the Paoli clan, Sandra is tasked with finding the person responsible for the attack. Carmen, Jean-Michel's daughter, is kidnapped from outside her school.
S1E5Episode 5
Dec 26, 200652mAn illegal distillery belonging to the Paolis is attacked and a crisis meeting is called. Who is trying to destabilise the clan? Sandra pays a visit to Jean-Michel's regular side-kick Martial Santoni.
S1E6Episode 6
Dec 26, 200652mIn a rigged boxing match organised by the Paoli clan, the crime family's champion, Tino, is told to last nine rounds but unexpectedly collapses in the seventh and is shot down in the street afterwards.
S1E7Episode 7
Jan 2, 200752mThe Paoli clan await the arrival of a cargo boat loaded with illegal weapons, but they have unwittingly fallen into a police trap. Sandra seizes a moment of unrest to launch her political career.
S1E8Episode 8
Jan 2, 200752mSandra secures her election victory and tells Jean-Michel she will continue to pull strings for the clan but won't be getting her hands dirty in future. However, the authorities are slowly closing in.