The Godfather

The mafia is all powerful. Her hand can reach you wherever you are.
Mario Puzo's crime masterpiece The Godfather is a romantic yet realistic depiction of the deadly mafia world of the 1940s.

Don Corleone is a fair and prudent father; faithful and loving husband; the deadliest leader of Cosa Nostra; a tyrant, blackmailer and murderer whose influence reaches all levels of American society. The Godfather's power seems inexhaustible, but no man can stay on top forever. Enemies who have waited so long for a mistake are on the verge of success, and if the Corleone family wants to survive, it needs a new ruthless leader. But the price to be paid is too high.