Staff Picks: Inauguration Edition 2021
It’s almost the end of the first month of 2021, and just over a week since the U.S. saw a new president take office. In light of the occasion, some of us highlighted our favorite political films below!
School Of Mafia
Tony teaches dance and is gender fluid, Nick is a rock singer, and Joe wants to be a cop. Too bad they're the sons of three mafia bosses who must divide up New York's illegal trafficking following the death of superboss Frankie Maciano. The fathers are determined to make their children, willingly or not, the heirs to their businesses, so they send them to Sicily to take lessons from Don Turi 'U Appicciaturi.
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Tony teaches dance and is gender fluid, Nick is a rock singer, and Joe wants to be a cop. Too bad they're the sons of three mafia bosses who must divide up New York's illegal trafficking following the death of superboss Frankie Maciano. The fathers are determined to make their children, willingly or not, the heirs to their businesses, so they send them to Sicily to take lessons from Don Turi 'U Appicciaturi.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Alessandro Pondi, Paolo Logli, Mauro Graiani, Riccardo Irrera
In Theaters:
Box Office:$76,626
Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Rodeo Drive, RAI Cinema, Regione Lazio, Apulia Film Commission
Cast
Alessandro Pondi
Director
Giuseppe Maggio
Nick Di Maggio
Guglielmo Poggi
Joe Cavallo
Michele Ragno
Tony Masseria
Emilio Solfrizzi
Donato Cavallo
Fabrizio Ferracane
Primo Di Maggio
Paolo Calabresi
Vito Masseria
Maurizio Lombardi
Salvo Svizzero
Giulia Petrungaro
Rosalia
Giulio Maria Corso
Tano Beddafazza
Mario Pupella
Mimmo Panebianco
Tony Sperandeo
Frankie Ghost Marciano
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