The Godfather collection

A room in the half-light, a cat purring on Marlon Brando's lap and a hoarse voice slipping in an offer impossible to refuse: The Godfather carved the Italian-American underworld into the collective imagination back in 1972, under the camera of Francis Ford Coppola and based on the novel by Mario Puzo. The Corleone family rules over New York between Connie's wedding, the horse's head slipped into producer Jack Woltz's bed and Nino Rota's melancholy music. Vito watches over his empire with a deceptive gentleness, while Michael, the son who was supposed to stay clean, sinks into the shadows with Al Pacino's closed face. Around them, hot-blooded Sonny, fragile Fredo, consigliere Tom Hagen and Clemenza who never forgets the cannoli make up a family tragedy that became the benchmark for gangster films! Leave the gun, take the cannoli: the invitation remains an offer no fan of the Corleone saga could refuse!