Canadian, not Brazilian trilingual, with a decently performing cast, and with a plausible storyline in which a family with ties to the old country attemps to invest in the building of a bridge between Calabria and Sicilia, that is expected to become enough of a goldmine to be able to go legit. And contrairy to the review as published on the mainpage, with no affliliations, or even an attempt to try to copy The Godfather, at all.

"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.

I enjoyed every minute of this film. From the great cast to the soundtrack, the director is able to balance so much with that artsy Montreal flare.