'Framed! A Sicilian Murder Mystery' Review: Netflix's murder mystery is packed with secrets & comedy

The series features two technicians who accidentally witness a murder and do everything possible to stay out of trouble
PUBLISHED JAN 27, 2022
'Framed! A Sicilian Murder Mystery' is a combination of comedy and murder mystery genres (IMDb)
'Framed! A Sicilian Murder Mystery' is a combination of comedy and murder mystery genres (IMDb)

Netflix always keeps its promise to engage its audience with one of the best shows, bringing great shows one after another. This time also the murder mystery titled 'Framed! A Sicilian Murder Mystery' has left the audience happy and impressed.

'Framed! A Sicilian Murder Mystery' is an Italian series that has tickled the viewers' funny bones. The series revolves around Salvo (Salvatore Ficarra) and his best friend Picone (Valentino), two technicians enjoying their life while working together. However, Salvo is always crazy about murder TV shows and binge-watches them unknown of the fact that he may also go through the same one day. The best part of the show is that Salvo, Valentino, Salvo's wife, Valentino's sister Ester (Anna Favella), Valentino's school crush and Deputy Chief Officer Agata (Mariana Di Martino) were classmates during their high school. Still, life gives them another chance to meet up although in a bad situation. 

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Everything seemed to be happy and good until both the technicians step into a house for repairing a TV and find the house owner Alberto Gambino dead. The series becomes funnier when Salvo starts relating every moment with his favorite murder mystery shows. Things became worse and more fun when Salvo is heartbroken to find that his wife Ester was cheating on him with Gambino. Salvo and Valentino try every possible way not to reveal that they saw the owner die as they both follow the tips from the murder mysteries that they saw on TV. 

The duo was unaware that hiding things and keeping secrets could land them into significant trouble which happens at last. The series would have been boring without Salvo's obsession with murder mystery TV shows as it adds more fun.

The series is perfectly packed with comedy and mystery, making it more appealing with every episode. Salvatore Ficarra and Picone have outstandingly directed the movie, making it a perfect watch for the viewers.

Everyone who loves to binge on movies and shows that combine mystery and comedy should surely add Netflix's 'Framed! A Sicilian Murder Mystery' to their watchlist. Although the title sounds more like murder mysteries, there is a lot of comedy to tickle your funny bone and give you a perfect watching experience.

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