Ambitious magistrate Vittoria (Valeria Solarino) makes the dramatic decision to relocate from the north to the south of Italy with one mission in mind – to defeat the Calabrian ‘‘Ndrangheta’ mafia. She is flabbergasted by the violence, the cruelty and the killings that Mafia men project – even youngsters are not spared. But instead of targeting the men, Vittoria tries a new approach; an appeal to the women involved in these circles. The bosses’ wives are as hard as nails; they will not talk and will not betray their powerful husbands, but could it be they have a soft spot for their own children?
Fernando Muraca
Director
Valeria Solarino
Vittoria
Antonino Bruschetta
Domenico Mercuri
Lorenza Indovina
Caterina
Tommaso Ragno
Alfredo Raso
Marco Aiello
Pasquale Raso
Giuseppe Vitale
Avvocato Raso
Daniela Marra
Assunta Bevilacqua
Piero Calabrese
Giuseppe
Francesco Colella
Nando Caligiuri
Salvatore Omnis
Proprietario autoricambi
Mimmo Padrone
Agente di polizia
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