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Calogero Anello is a 9-year old child living in the Bronx - notorious for gangster bars, racist people and aggressive nature. Calogero witnesses a shooting in the street involving local big shot gangster, Sonny (Chazz Palimentri), but refuses to grass him to the police. Sonny grows fond of the child and begins to teach him how things are conducted on streets. Calogero's father (Robert DeNiro) is a working man who wants his child to grow up and make his money honestly, and does not want him to mix with Sonny. Despite his father's disapproval, for eight years he continues to see Sonny, and rece... ives a 'street' education from him. Despite being a gangster, Sonny loves Calogero and teaches him that being a gangster is too risky and dangerous. However Calogero misinterprets Sonny's message, and still gets involved with racist fights with his friends. Things get worse when he falls in love with a black girl. This story of the Bronx, as a child grows up with two educations, one from school and one from the street. As the child grows closer to a gangster, he begins to grow away from his family.
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Bronx Tale, A
You can't really go wrong with de Nero who is always watchable. For once a gangster film without the continuous all action mayhem that we seem to have to suffer these days. Instead it is nicely paced, with the violence mainly implied.
The story is straightforward, a local gangster befriends a young boy and we see him growing up wide eyed and gradually no longer innocent. Meanwhile his upright father goes on driving his local bus and trying to stop his son having an unsuitable friendship. In the end thought we realise the gangster has in his own way protected the boy and even educated in the ways of the world.
De Niro directs, and takes a supporting role in this hugely accomplished adaptation of Palmintieri's one-man play. Newcomer Brancato stars as the 17-year-old Bronx kid who befriends local mobster Sonny (Palmintieri) after he sees him witness a murder and vows to keep quiet about it; the peculiar father-son relationship which is forged teaches him much about life but he soon finds to choose between the life his own dad wants for him and the one Sonny can offer. It may come across as Goodfellas lite, but taken on its own terms is intelligent and compelling cinema that also paints an affectionate picture of 60s New York.
De Niro directs, and takes a supporting role in this hugely accomplished adaptation of Palmintieri's one-man play. Newcomer Brancato stars as the 17-year-old Bronx kid who befriends local mobster Sonny (Palmintieri) after he sees him witness a murder and vows to keep quiet about it; the peculiar father-son relationship which is forged teaches him much about life but he soon finds to choose between the life his own dad wants for him and the one Sonny can offer. It may come across as Goodfellas lite, but taken on its own terms is intelligent and compelling cinema that also paints an affectionate picture of 60s New York.
Bronx Tale, A
De Niro takes a confident stab at familiar material in his first film as director. He plays an unassuming bus driver, a...
Bronx Tale, A
"...De Niro's direction is generous and thoughtful....A showcase for Chazz Palminteri..."
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