Don’t Give Disney a Pat on the Back for Doing the Bare Minimum
Disney has cleverly managed to dance around the misdeeds of their past by scraping by with an insincere action that does very little to incite any long-lasting positive changes.
Enzo: The Mafias Boxer
Enzo Provino (Played by Alex Javo) is an up-and-coming boxer who is instructed by the local mafia boss Bruno Rossi (Eric Roberts) and his consigliere Giorgio Cantini (Frank Stallone) to throw a very crucial boxing match. He is rewarded for his loyalty and is given an offer, he cannot refuse. A chance to become a made member of the family with a shot at the title. As he grows and climbs the ladder of the ranks, Enzo begins to unfold secrets linking his family to the original mafia from Sicily.
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Enzo Provino (Played by Alex Javo) is an up-and-coming boxer who is instructed by the local mafia boss Bruno Rossi (Eric Roberts) and his consigliere Giorgio Cantini (Frank Stallone) to throw a very crucial boxing match. He is rewarded for his loyalty and is given an offer, he cannot refuse. A chance to become a made member of the family with a shot at the title. As he grows and climbs the ladder of the ranks, Enzo begins to unfold secrets linking his family to the original mafia from Sicily.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Alex Javo
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Studio:Javonakis Films
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