The Godfather

After several years in charge of the mafia family, Michael Corleone looks for a worthy successor to take his throne when the time comes. But escape his sins won't be easy. A fitting conclusion to one of the greatest trilogies in cinema history that you must see, with spectacular acting and masterful direction from Francis Ford Coppola.

Michael (Al Pacino) continues his journey as the new Godfather, changing himself and his father business, in the 50's. In parallel, an ordinary man (Robert DeNiro) with no possessions begins to gain power to one day become Don Corleone, in the 20's. In this continued exploration of the character of father and son Corleones, Coppola manages to deliver a new classic, with still much to say.

This critical and public success portrays the life of the mobster Don Corleone. But it goes far beyond the crimes, machinations and violence. In addition to the power struggles with the 5 Mafia families of New York, we will witness the relationship of morality and power within the Corleone family, especially with their son Michael, a war veteran; all drawn by Coppola's meticulous directing, in the film that brought him fame.