Send No Flowers (2013)

Through the voice of her aging father, mafia princess Toni runs the city. But when her father is gunned down by a rival crime family, Toni joins forces with her estranged sister to maintain control of the family.

Director:

Fred Carpenter

Writers:

Lee Kolinsky, Mike Lovaglio (as Michael A. Lovaglio)

Stars:

Sean Young, Tony Lo Bianco, Russ Camarda

5 wins.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Sean Young	...	Toni Albano
Tony Lo Bianco	...	Anthony Albano
Russ Camarda	...	Gaetano Nunziatta
Gianni Russo	...	Johnny Pisano
Robert Clohessy	...	Mickey O'Mara
Jackie Martling	...	Norton
Paul Vario	...	Frank 'The Butcher' Marcello
Donna DeCianni	...	Ava Albano
Anthony Trentacosta	...	Jimmy C
Ed Huether	...	Richard
Anthony L. Gurino	...	Ralph Nunziatta
Mike Lovaglio	...	Detective Carmine Cavelli (as Michael A. Lovaglio)
Tony Kost	...	Joey 'Apples'
John DiGangi	...	Pasqual (as John Digangi)
Pete Cascio	...	Pete - Hit Man from Toronto

Storyline

After her father is brutally murdered, mob princess Toni Albano decides to take control of the family business. She learns the hard way that the mafia is still an all boy's club. Toni must stand toe to toe and trade blows with the most ruthless mob boss in New York.

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Genres:

Action | Crime | Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

2013 (USA)

Box Office

Budget:

$900,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

95 min

Color:

Color

User Reviews

Must see Mob Film!!

I had the privilege of attending the premier for Send No Flowers last night at LIIFE. Fred Carpenter masterfully balances the drama,action and laughs while delivering what the audience wants in films of this genre. The stars shine bright here as the iconic Sean Young gives a riveting and restrained performance that brings strength in every scene. The familiar faces all bring their A game! Donna DeCianni gives an inspired performance as Ava and mesmerizes the audience! Russ Camarda is totally believable as the rival Mob Boss and protagonist of the film. This guy can flat out act! I enjoyed the film and will be looking forward to what this talented cast and crew has in store for the masses in the future. Fred Carpenter has his finger on the pulse of organized crime in cinema, Kudos Sir!