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In New York in the 1970s, mob boss Joe Colombo wants to protect the Italian-American public image, but the making of "The Godfather" film threatens to uncover the mafia's dark secret.
In New York in the 1970s, mob boss Joe Colombo wants to protect the Italian-American public image, but the making of "The Godfather" film threatens to uncover the mafia's dark secret.
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