Francesco Casisa

The true story of 17-year-old Sicilian Rita Atria (Veronica D'Agostino) -- who broke the Sicilian Mafia's code of silence and testified against the "family business" after both her father and then her brother are both murdered -- is brought to vivid life in Marco Amenta's hard-hitting and wonderfully acted drama.

When a Sicilian family emigrates to America in search of a better life, they arrive in New York to face a number of new challenges as they abandon their old lives and struggle to assimilate in a massive city that is now their home.

In Italian with English subtitles. Luca Zingaretti (Detective Montalbano) stars as Judge Paolo Borsellino, who on May 23, 1992, waited in Palermo for a personal visit from his friend Judge Giovanni Falcone. Falcone never arrived, and that day became the beginning of the 57 days in which Judge Borsellino lived and continued working as a marked man.

Coping with familial tensions, a transgender child seeks solace in his vibrant imagination, underlining a quest for self-liberation and change.

Enroute on a train in Sicily, Father Leonard (Danny Glover), encounters his own secrets from the past, having long-ago murdered the notorious Williams (Steven Bauer). The wages of sin are deadly.