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24 Friday / April 24, 2015

IU Cinema: Lucky Luciano

07:00 pm to 08:55 pm
IU Cinema: 1213 East 7th Street, Bloomington, IN 47406
http://www.cinema.indiana.edu/lucky-luciano

In 1945 New York Governor Dewey expels from the U.S. Salvatore Lucania, known as Charles “Lucky” Luciano (Gian Maria Volonté), the undisputed boss of Italian-American crime since 1931. In Italy, Luciano lived in Naples as a quiet and distinguished gentleman, but in reality he was the head of international drug traffic. Luciano’s drug trafficking history unleashed a controversy at the United Nations, between the American and the Italian delegates. Luciano, considered to have been the most powerful American Mafia boss of all time, died of a heart attack at the Naples airport in 1962, where he was meeting a producer who wanted to make a movie on his life story. (35mm presentation)

Cost: Free, but ticketed

For more information contact:

Lauren Hall
(812)855-7632
[email protected]

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