Irishman. "I heard you paint at home." Brandt Ch.

Robert de Niro, Al Pacino, Harvey Keitel in the criminal drama Martin Scorsese “Irishman.”

“A terrifying book”, with these words, Robert de Niro handed her to Scorsese. And I was not mistaken. An irresistible desire to make this book the film captured the master right away to realize himself after a decade.

“I heard you paint at home” - in the language of the mafia, “I heard you kill people”. By "paint" means blood. This is the case when the Bosses of the mafia recognized the book of themselves true - the full -time killer of one of the “families” of Frank “Irish” Shiran spoke about his life before his death. His stories, holding his breath, were listened by experienced prosecutors and agents of the FBI. For the first time, the criminal of this level violated the “Omert”-the law of silence.

Hooligan youth during the Great Depression, the first smell of blood into the second world, accidental ingestion of the Italo-American Mafia, which is more expensive than entry-when You need to choose between your life and the life of a best friend. The documentary saga about the legendary era of the 1950-1970s, when the mafia entered the struggle for power in America, bribing some and removing others. Why was President Kennedy killed and why did everyone lose this? Who was the prototype of the godfather in the famous film? Who dealt with the main trade union boss and billionaire Jimmy Hoff, the posthumous hero of the fourth film adaptation? And what made his killer Frank “Irish” Shiran to come to an atoning confession? Fascinating and action-packed, the book of Charles Brandt has become an instant classic in the genre of Trueram.