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This movie is everything but a chickflick. The loss of a son, the break-up with his wife, the different business trips and the "Accidental" encounter with an odd woman are the wheels of an engine that will make Macon Leary's world turn around.

From a muffled lifestyle after the death of his son Ethan, Macon will arrive at a fork in the road, a chance to make changes for himself. Food for thought for those who think of their own lives and hearts as an untouchable fortress. The entire movie flows as a chain reaction.

This is an example of what Italians call an "Armored Life". Judges who are fought by their willingness to bring justice to the people of Italy and the risk of losing their lives or their loved ones. The story of a magistrate who practically spends his daily life with the five men of his escort in the effort to shed light the Mafia's organizational structure and its brain trust.

Two realities: Judge De Francesco, his men and an almost invisible enemy who serves them shocks of adrenaline instead of coffee every morning when they start their day. Amendola and Cecchi skillfully portray a reality still unknown to many and very familiar to many of those who were or are still involved with the fight against organized crime in Italy. Very realistic in each detail.