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Two brothers Carmelo and Gino (Girgenti and Webber) are raised by their mob boss grandfather Salvatore Gianni (Williams). Through a series of events Salvatore is killed and the boys then go on a journey to find the killers. No one is ruled out as a suspect, including one of the brothers. How will the truth unfold?

Josh Webber, Michael Girgenti, Eleni Symeonides, and Bill T. Williams in A Broken Code (2012)

Over a hundred people gave this film 10/10. I conclude that most of those people, or all of them, either took part in making the film and/or are related to those who did, or friends of theirs. This is not a 10/10 film. And it&#39;s not a 1/10 film. There are some mildly good parts throughout but the ending (and not because it ended) was worth the 90 minutes. The film is about two brothers being brought up by their grandfather who is a mob boss. One brother wants to run things his way, and has a huge drug problem. He also seems to enjoy beating women. The other brother is more the type of &quot;follow the leader&quot;. The druggie brother does, what he believes, is a good thing for him but keeps his brother in the dark about it, for a good reason. This is a very slow film. There are action scenes but they don&#39;t last very long and nothing is really shown. The music composition is out-of-place throughout the film and it&#39;s like you&#39;re listening to elevator music and listening to music from pornographic films. And while, like in this film, some of that music is actually at times good, just like in a pornographic film, it&#39;s out-of-place in many scenes, and nonexistent in others. The acting was okay. Some of it was poor but most of it was mildly okay (like the film). The photography wasn&#39;t too bad, I think one of the directors (if I remember) is a cinematographer when not making his own films, so, no loss there. The biggest problem, in my opinion, was that it just dragged from one scene to the next carried along by excessive dialogue. It was as if someone always had to be speaking in every scene. As stated: the ending is worth the 90 minutes, at least it was for me. 4/10.

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A Broken Code

Gino (Josh Abraham Webber) and Carmelo (Michael Girgenti) are raised by their grandfather No-No (Bill T. Williams) named for a pop hair removal device. He is a criminal and the first 45 minutes builds character as we find out, Gino-good. Carmelo-&quot;over indulger&quot;. About midway through the film something happens which we can finally call &quot;plot&quot;. At this point the film picks up, but never soars. Another Italian family crime film with internal conflict. Nice little twist which prevented me from giving it one star. Guide: F-bomb, sex, nudity. Part of a 10 film multi-pack &quot;Feel the Heat&quot; $5.00 US local Walmart

Every aspect of this movie is horrible. It&#39;s not even a &quot;so bad it&#39;s funny&quot; film. 2 stars for competent lighting.

This was the worst piece of dog I have ever seen. I have never been more disgusted or upset by a piece of media than I have before seeing this film. I have since banned it from My home, my children will never be allowed to see it.

Cool mob style movie. I like watching real independent films. This reminded me of some young stars in the making!

These guys have been making movies together for years and I like this one a lot. Very interesting to watch them grow through the years as filmmakers.

Loved the ending! I really liked how they went back and retold what changed.

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A Broken Code

Slow Mob Film

EVEN GOOD PEOPLE MAKE BAD CHOICES

Seriously, who funded this?

Absolutely awful!!

Dope! BANG BANG MOVIE

This was actually pretty entertaining..

This was AWESOME!

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