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The Mafia is White - DVD + Book (2005)In the 118-minute DVD, a film that raises heavy questions about the dark intertwining between Cosa Nostra and politics and documents a new, troubling season of power. Through wiretaps and environmental recordings, statements from informants, and uncomfortable interviews, The Mafia is White narrates the changes within the criminal organization under the leadership of the highly elusive Bernardo Provenzano. A captivating thriller and, at the same time, a fierce indictment of a political-business system that risks establishing itself in our country amidst the indifference or complicity of parties and the silence of the media. In the book, a meticulous and passionate reconstruction of the investigations that the Palermo Prosecutor's Office is conducting on the intertwining between the mafia and politics in Sicily. A narrative that unfolds along the thread of relationships that bind the governor of Sicily Totò Cuffaro, the entrepreneur Michele Aiello, and the boss Giuseppe Guttadauro. But in the background of the entire affair, the figure of a chilling presence: Bernardo Provenzano, the "boss of bosses," fugitive for forty-three years. With a presentation by Michele Santoro and the portrayal of the main protagonists of this story. [Last but not least] Music by Nicola Piovani. Music! Maestro.

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This review praises 'The Mafia Is White,' a 118-minute DVD and accompanying book revealing the intertwining of the Sicilian Mafia with politics. It details the era under leader Bernardo Provenzano through wiretaps, informants, and interviews. The work is both a thriller and a scathing critique of political-business complicity in Italy. Music by Nicola Piovani is highlighted as a significant artistic element.

Nicola Piovani

Nicola Piovani (born 26 May 1946) is an Italian composer and conductor, best known for his film scores. He won the Academy Award for the score of La vita è bella.
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