Un sicario psicótico en Miami de los 80 planea robar el esquema de seguros de la mafia de Chicago. Sus alianzas inesperadas y la persecución de un policía encubierto llevan a una alianza sil... Leer todoUn sicario psicótico en Miami de los 80 planea robar el esquema de seguros de la mafia de Chicago. Sus alianzas inesperadas y la persecución de un policía encubierto llevan a una alianza silenciosa.Un sicario psicótico en Miami de los 80 planea robar el esquema de seguros de la mafia de Chicago. Sus alianzas inesperadas y la persecución de un policía encubierto llevan a una alianza silenciosa.
- Dirección
- Guionistas
- Elenco
- Premios
- 5 premios ganados y 7 nominaciones en total
Janelle Gaeta Marmo
- Katherine Londono
- (as Janelle Gaeta)
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Silent Partners is the second Ciro Dapagio/Jokes Yanes collaboration I have really enjoyed (the first being 2023's MobKing). The theme is familiar to those who have watched documentaries and feature films like Cocaine Cowboys, Blow, Scarface, and other ones centered on the Drug Cartel's hold on 1980s Miami.
The story centers on a hitman's (Dapagio) role in life insurance fraud that pays dividends, especially when the Mafia's victims turn up and turn up, they do. Steve Russo is great here as the newly released mob boss. Russo wants in on the insurance scam and everything else Russo believes he is entitled to after not saying anything during his decade behind bars. Dapagio must navigate around undercover COPS, a bookie (well-played by Antoni Corone) with a knack for writing up insurance policies, and alliances within the Mob.
Silent Partners is taut and comes in at less than 90 minutes. The pacing is far better than most crime dramas.
The story centers on a hitman's (Dapagio) role in life insurance fraud that pays dividends, especially when the Mafia's victims turn up and turn up, they do. Steve Russo is great here as the newly released mob boss. Russo wants in on the insurance scam and everything else Russo believes he is entitled to after not saying anything during his decade behind bars. Dapagio must navigate around undercover COPS, a bookie (well-played by Antoni Corone) with a knack for writing up insurance policies, and alliances within the Mob.
Silent Partners is taut and comes in at less than 90 minutes. The pacing is far better than most crime dramas.
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If you're into mob flicks with vintage vibes, Silent Partners might be your next late-night watch. This 2025 crime thriller leans hard into the gritty, synth-soaked aesthetic of 1980s Miami and Chicago. Think Scarface meets Carlito's Way, with a little VHS grain thrown in for flavor.
The story centers on Valentine (Ciro Dapagio), a cold-blooded hitman who's as charming as he is psychotic. Tired of being just another gun for hire, he decides he wants a cut of the real money-insurance scams being run by the Chicago Outfit. To do that, he joins forces with a sketchy crew that includes former enemies, loose cannons, and a couple of wildcards. Meanwhile, an undercover cop is breathing down his neck, looking for justice in a world where that concept feels pretty slippery.
The film's biggest strength is its style. From the opening credits to the final gunshot, everything looks and feels like a love letter to retro crime cinema. The lighting is moody and drenched in reds and blues, the soundtrack leans into synth and lo-fi beats, and the camera lingers just long enough on every meaningful stare and slow drag of a cigarette. It's clearly crafted by someone who grew up watching De Palma and Mann and wanted to recreate that vibe with modern tools.
Ciro Dapagio, who also co-wrote the film, gives a solid performance as Valentine. He's brutal but oddly likable-kind of like if Tony Montana went to therapy but didn't really learn anything. He balances menace and vulnerability in a way that makes the character feel less like a stereotype and more like a real dude spiraling out of control. Supporting roles by Antoni Corone, Garry Pastore, and Ronnie Marmo help flesh out the crime world, with each actor adding texture to their morally murky characters.
Now, let's talk plot. It's... a lot. There are double-crosses, crooked deals, side hustles, flashbacks, and at least three different people trying to pull the strings at any given time. It can get a bit confusing if you're not paying attention, especially in the middle stretch where the pacing starts to wobble. There's definitely a version of this movie that's 20 minutes shorter and tighter-but at the same time, part of the fun is just soaking in the atmosphere and letting it all unfold.
What really works is how the film blends its influences without feeling like a total copycat. Sure, it borrows the look and feel of classic crime dramas, but it also brings some modern grit and sensibility to the table. It doesn't glorify the violence, and it doesn't treat any of the characters like heroes. Everyone's broken in some way, and the movie doesn't let anyone off the hook easily.
It's also worth noting that Silent Partners was inspired by real events, which adds an extra layer of weight to the story. That said, it still plays fast and loose with the facts in favor of cinematic flair-and honestly, that's totally fine. This is a movie meant to entertain first, not educate.
So, who's this movie for? If you're someone who rewatches Heat once a year, or you miss the slick, gritty crime dramas of the early 2000s, you'll probably dig it. It's not the next Goodfellas, but it doesn't try to be. It's stylish, violent, sometimes a little messy, but always interesting.
Grab a drink, turn the lights down, and let the neon wash over you. Silent Partners might not be perfect, but it knows exactly what it is-and that confidence makes it a pretty cool ride.
The story centers on Valentine (Ciro Dapagio), a cold-blooded hitman who's as charming as he is psychotic. Tired of being just another gun for hire, he decides he wants a cut of the real money-insurance scams being run by the Chicago Outfit. To do that, he joins forces with a sketchy crew that includes former enemies, loose cannons, and a couple of wildcards. Meanwhile, an undercover cop is breathing down his neck, looking for justice in a world where that concept feels pretty slippery.
The film's biggest strength is its style. From the opening credits to the final gunshot, everything looks and feels like a love letter to retro crime cinema. The lighting is moody and drenched in reds and blues, the soundtrack leans into synth and lo-fi beats, and the camera lingers just long enough on every meaningful stare and slow drag of a cigarette. It's clearly crafted by someone who grew up watching De Palma and Mann and wanted to recreate that vibe with modern tools.
Ciro Dapagio, who also co-wrote the film, gives a solid performance as Valentine. He's brutal but oddly likable-kind of like if Tony Montana went to therapy but didn't really learn anything. He balances menace and vulnerability in a way that makes the character feel less like a stereotype and more like a real dude spiraling out of control. Supporting roles by Antoni Corone, Garry Pastore, and Ronnie Marmo help flesh out the crime world, with each actor adding texture to their morally murky characters.
Now, let's talk plot. It's... a lot. There are double-crosses, crooked deals, side hustles, flashbacks, and at least three different people trying to pull the strings at any given time. It can get a bit confusing if you're not paying attention, especially in the middle stretch where the pacing starts to wobble. There's definitely a version of this movie that's 20 minutes shorter and tighter-but at the same time, part of the fun is just soaking in the atmosphere and letting it all unfold.
What really works is how the film blends its influences without feeling like a total copycat. Sure, it borrows the look and feel of classic crime dramas, but it also brings some modern grit and sensibility to the table. It doesn't glorify the violence, and it doesn't treat any of the characters like heroes. Everyone's broken in some way, and the movie doesn't let anyone off the hook easily.
It's also worth noting that Silent Partners was inspired by real events, which adds an extra layer of weight to the story. That said, it still plays fast and loose with the facts in favor of cinematic flair-and honestly, that's totally fine. This is a movie meant to entertain first, not educate.
So, who's this movie for? If you're someone who rewatches Heat once a year, or you miss the slick, gritty crime dramas of the early 2000s, you'll probably dig it. It's not the next Goodfellas, but it doesn't try to be. It's stylish, violent, sometimes a little messy, but always interesting.
Grab a drink, turn the lights down, and let the neon wash over you. Silent Partners might not be perfect, but it knows exactly what it is-and that confidence makes it a pretty cool ride.
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This fast paced gritty film with twists that will keep you coming back for more...Clever plot based on 1980s Miami true tale, that rivals some of the best Mob films out there today. It's stellar cast Ciro Dapagio, James Russo, Garry Pastore, Ronnie Marmo, Mik,e Marino, Joseph D'nofrio, Nick Vallelonga, Sonny Grosso, and so many others is the icing on the cake..This is no flash in the pan cheesey Mob film its got real chops as they say! Plot that includes and Insurance scam that is just brilliant. You have to love the energy and the clever dialogue it brings with some laughs as well...Silent Partners brings it all to the screen and Ciro Dapagio's talent and finesse and realistic grasp of this genre is the Cherry on the proverbial Sundae..A ride you won't want to stop! Stream it, rent it, buy it ...NOW.
Great time travel back to the roaring 1980s, based on a real insurance scam that I became aware of 20 years ago. Hard money lending gone horribly wrong! Lending money becomes an insured interest that survives to this day (Just googled it, Florida lenders still can request the borrower to buy life insurance and name them as the beneficiaries, which could cause potential crime risks if you think about it carefully. As a CPA and insurance agent, I love chewing on this story. Do you?
Cool story, really great and rare cars, a '66 Riviera Gran Sport, come on!!! I especially love the cigar bar scene with the football reference conversation! Highly recommend you guys to check this out!
Cool story, really great and rare cars, a '66 Riviera Gran Sport, come on!!! I especially love the cigar bar scene with the football reference conversation! Highly recommend you guys to check this out!
I wanted to watch this movie because I'm friends with Antoni Corone. He's such a cool, down to earth guy, and I heard that the film would be streaming free on Tubi.
Depagio did such a great job putting this cast together- and the characters really stand out in the film. What a truly authentic cast of South Florida gangsters and low-life. What stands out is the character ensemble.
What keeps the film from being truly top tier is a needed depth and clarity of story and interconnection of the two main story elements: the corrupt Goody Boys insurance company and the mobster family that they take down by the end.
Antoni Corone plays a Dustin Hoffman-esque character and really shines in his support of Depagio's brooding heavy. Corone's career is full of these supporting cop and gangster types, think We Own The Night- I would love to see what he could do in a lead role.
Depagio did such a great job putting this cast together- and the characters really stand out in the film. What a truly authentic cast of South Florida gangsters and low-life. What stands out is the character ensemble.
What keeps the film from being truly top tier is a needed depth and clarity of story and interconnection of the two main story elements: the corrupt Goody Boys insurance company and the mobster family that they take down by the end.
Antoni Corone plays a Dustin Hoffman-esque character and really shines in his support of Depagio's brooding heavy. Corone's career is full of these supporting cop and gangster types, think We Own The Night- I would love to see what he could do in a lead role.
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