Il padrino della mafia

Well made with usual mafia plot ie killing lots of people. Entertaining though with strong cast and not too far short of the Godfather.

"Mafia Inc" is a well crafted crime film chronicling the rise and fall of the Montreal mafia featuring stellar lead performances. . In this crime drama set in 1990s Montreal, when the Paternò crime family disowns one of their key men after a monstrous act, war begins. . Walking into "Mafia Inc." I didn't know what to expect; would this be a melodramatic take on mobsters, would the facts be flaky or would this be a solid crime drama. "Mafia Inc." exceeded my expectations. The film wastes no time getting down to the nitty gritty and the cast is spectacular. Italian actor Sergio Castellitto as the head of the family is a masterwork. Calm and collected yet brutally vicious, with every shot he's in, Castellitto takes command of his role. Marc-André Grondin proves yet again he one of Quebec's finest actors and can take on any role thrown at him. "Mafia Inc." is a crime drama with a slow burn taking you through the highs and lows of the Canadian mafia.

Was surprised how good this was , thought it was going to be run of the mill gangster flick but it's much more than that ,great acting , great characters, good story it's hard to like any characters in this film as they've all got bad intentions, but I guess that's who they are and how they're made ,normally your rooting for the lead character in the movie but not in this case he's a real bad ass and you'll realise that in the first 10 minutes of the movie after he does a despicable act that's hard to watch , but don't be put off this is a great movie.

If you want a Brilliant Mafia film and don't mind subtitles, this is as good as the Godfather, and I did not know there was Mafia in Canada? and the lead played by the Brilliant Sergio Castellitto is up there with Brando. This is much more Gritty and actually more Violent.

Much ado about nothing around this film, perhaps because it fits into a genre rarely visited by Quebec directors. Very slow start, but the film still ends up finding a rhythm to sustain attention. A classic scenario for the genre, fortunately supported by excellent performances from actors and actresses. The time jumps are well done. The musical choices are sometimes questionable, sometimes adequate, and the few attempts at humor (including a wink or two) are rather unsuccessful. The finale, despite the comments of several columnists, is really predictable. The director leaves himself an opening for a sequel, but one would not be necessary to serve the story. The density of the action present in this film is less than the trailer suggests.