The Godfather

The film that turned Marlon Brando into a legend and Al Pacino into a star has gone down in cinema history, securing director Coppola’s place among the unforgettable. The film earned Marlon Brando the Oscar for Best Actor, and he famously sent a Native American woman to the awards ceremony in his place. The Godfather is one of those undeniable offers that cinema presents to its audiences.

In the film, the Corleone family, a large Italian-American family led by Don Vito Corleone, has established a crime syndicate. The family manages the underground activities of New York alongside four other families. These families pressure Vito Corleone to enter the heroin trade. When the patriarch, the ‘Godfather,’ is killed after insisting on staying away from drugs, the family business falls to his youngest son, Michael.