Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Paul Sorvino | ... | Joe Scoleri | |
Michael Rapaport | ... | Bobby DiBianco | |
Renee Props | ... | Rita Scoleri | |
Andrea Nittoli Kelly | ... | Michelle DiBianco (as Andrea Nittoli) | |
Lev Gorn | ... | Dominic Salerno Jr. | |
Steven Bauer | ... | P.O. Ramirez | |
Chazz Palminteri | ... | Ben Rose | |
Paul Ben-Victor | ... | Vinnie Nero | |
Hassan Johnson | ... | Agent Butler | |
Johnny Williams | ... | Carmine LaRocca | |
Andrea Navedo | ... | Anna Vasco | |
Roberta Wallach | ... | Angela LaRocca | |
Kevin Kelly | ... | Agent O'Bannon (as D Kevin Kelly) | |
William DePaolo | ... | Anthony Quick | |
Michael Sorvino | ... | Dr. Shapiro |
After spending 20 years in federal prison for myriad crimes, the ailing Mafia Capo Joseph 'Mr. Joe' Scoleri was released. As he tries to reconnect with his daughter and establish a relationship with his neighbor, he realizes that the life he knew no longer exists and nothing is the same as it was before he went away. Written by Cine Relevante
A very mild gangster film but interesting drama. Despite not being a typical mafia movie I found it realistic and true to life. An ageing gangster is released from jail and is subject to strict conditions to keep his freedom. He has to deal with issues as the world has changed. There was a good story with his daughter who played a really good role. It also had a great cast and some old familiar faces such as Johnny roast beef from goodfellas. All in all a chilled out mafia melodrama which I found surprisingly enjoyable.