I Am the Law

Year: 1977

Runtime: 113 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Pasquale Squitieri

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In 1925 fascist Sicily, Benito Mussolini names Cesare Mori, renowned for his toughness and honesty, as police prefect of Palermo. Charged with the daunting mission of crushing the Mafia—a centuries‑old criminal network that has terrorized the island—Mori confronts the entrenched syndicate under Mussolini’s directive, employing relentless determination to restore order.

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