They Call Me Jeeg

In the gritty labyrinth of Rome's Tor Bella Monaca, Enzo Ceccotti executes his craft by stealing a wristwatch. This bold act quickly spirals into chaos as he finds himself pursued by two relentless police officers.

Enzo performs a daring leap into the Tiber River to evade the police. However, his triumph is short-lived as he soon encounters a hidden danger that changes his life forever.

In a fateful twist, Enzo comes into contact with radioactive waste submerged in the river. This encounter leaves him feverish and sick for hours, leading to a bizarre transformation.

Upon waking, Enzo discovers he has undergone a miraculous transformation, emerging unscathed and with newfound strength. Although healed, a persistent cough serves as a reminder of his near-death experience.

Enzo decides to sell the stolen watch to Sergio, a henchman of the notorious gangster Fabio Cannizzaro, known as 'The Gipsy.' This transaction pulls Enzo deeper into a world of criminal danger.

Along with Sergio, Enzo attempts to extract cocaine from two drug-smuggling brothers, but the plan collapses when one of the mules tragically overdoses. The fallout from this incident unleashes a wave of violence.

Following a shootout, Enzo is shot and falls from a construction site but miraculously survives without injury. This event only enhances his mythos, marking him as a survivor against all odds.

As Enzo continues to recover, he showcases his unusual strength by effortlessly emptying an ATM. This act turns him into a viral sensation and earns him the moniker of a 'super-criminal' in the media.

Enzo unexpectedly becomes a hero when he saves Alessia, Sergio's traumatized daughter, from Gipsy’s gang. This fateful meeting introduces an emotional connection between them and solidifies Enzo's transformation.

After rescuing Alessia, Enzo finds himself in a fierce rivalry with Gipsy, particularly after stealing valuables from an armored truck that Gipsy had been plotting to hit. This act of theft ignites their escalating conflict.

When two police officers find Alessia alone and introduce her to Enzo, they bond over shared experiences, revealing her traumatic past. This connection lays the groundwork for their growing relationship amid the chaos.

Gipsy's frustration leads him to seek help from Marcellone, a Brazilian loanshark, culminating in violent encounters with Nunzia’s gang. These desperate moves leave Gipsy as the last man standing after intense confrontations.

A pivotal moment arises when Enzo reveals Alessia's father's fate, driving her into a rage and prompting Enzo to show off his strength by stopping a tram. This dramatic act captures Gipsy's malicious attention.

Gipsy plots to kidnap Alessia, leading to a chaotic encounter at the Tiber quay. In this heartbreaking confrontation, Alessia suffers a fatal injury, urging Enzo to embrace his powers for good before she slips away.

Enzo confronts Gipsy at the Musica-Armando Trovajoli bridge, ultimately defeating him by hurling a bomb into the Tiber. Gipsy's fiery demise cements Enzo's legacy as a protector of Rome.