The Sicilian Connection | Crime | Full Movie in English audio HD

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Director: Ferdinando Baldi
Wrieters: Ferdinando Baldi, Duilio Coletti
Stars: Ben Gazzara, Silvia Monti, Fausto Tozzi
(1972)

An American underworld up-and-comer relocates to Europe and immerses himself in the dangerous and mysterious world of heroin production.

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[robertodelosangeles]

They had me from the moment the dude started nailing the coffin shut… really underrated and under-watched film. Much Thanks for posting this!

[HaHaHaa]

The Sicilian Don( the guy who walks with a cane and draws the circle on the board showing his cut if the money) Is Don Tomassino in the Godfather.The Don protecting Michael when he's hiding out in the Sicilian village

[chengducat]

I saw it when it first came out and never forgot it. Thank you !

[krishnamurthiperinkulamgan]

Good story and movie well taken. I liked this very much.

[kevinsplinter]

Love This Movie.
Thanks for sharing.

[GraveyardPoet]

Ben Gazzara at his best (I dig his performance here more than his role in Killing of a Chinese Bookie), gorgeous Silvia Monti, gritty and humorous screenplay by Duilio Coletti, and grooving soundtrack by Guido de Angelis.

[alanaronald]

Thanks: I like Ben Gazzara. Gorgeous Sicilian coastline & landscapes, with a nostalgic walk through a period fondly remembered.

[robertortiz]

I was 12 years old in 1972 when this movie came out with great actors.

[thhomasppp]

Silvia Monti was great in this and "The 5th Cord" Thanks F&C

[revagencesavage]

Hey how you doing by any chance if you have this movie in English language can you put it I never seen it would like to see it The Sicilian Clan

[gordonlogan]

Great movie with great actors. Great story line.

[p.corazon]

During the final car chase Ben Gazara changed the car: He started in the garage with a 66 Impala and suddenly drove a 65 Impala on the highway. Rear lights changed from square to round :-)

[ikibucukmil]

at 25:02 the director shows Afyon sign and then next scene shows opium. Afyon means opium in turkish as well. Great detail.

[Kirkee]

Only a suicidal policeman would go on his own to disrupt the funeral of a Mafia ???

[numberstimes]

Handsome actors, film on location and high budget is the most realistic. The industry does not come with that anymore. Janet Busener

[nathancoleman]

Great Sicilian scenery!!! would love to visit there myself, especially the beaches🩱👙

[mohammedsaysrashid]

Great Drugs Smuggling Movie, Full of attracted actions Thanks

[LSWilliam]

Much better than I remembered, and it ages as well as a fine Chianti.

[robertodelosangeles]

The one thing that this film got wrong was the American side of the criminal world. NEVER, in the history of drugs, has anyone ever called heroin “snow.” And then come into a room full of elderly white female kingpins….
Not to mention the mafia would NEVER advertise to Joe their true intentions at the end.

That being said, it’s so interesting to see how Italian directors film American cities. Seeing NYC thru this lens made me think of Emilio Maraglia’s Frame Up (1968), staring Henry Silva and some other American actors, and filmed pretty much entirely in San Francisco. It made me realize that European directors shoot American cities differently than American directors...

[alextakacs]

Somehow acting been much better back than it really looked so real like in real life.