One Hundred Days in Palermo

In the turbulent political climate of late 1970s Sicily, assassinations by the Mafia threaten to destabilize the region. Among those taking notice is Pio La Torre, a Communist deputy with unwavering determination, who petitions General Carlo Alberto Dalla Chiesa for assistance in dismantling the criminal organization. Recognizing the seriousness of the situation and drawing on his past experience combatting the Red Brigade, Dalla Chiesa agrees to assume the role of prefect in Palermo and embarks upon an unyielding quest to confront the Mafia's grip on the city and its people. As he navigates the dangerous landscape of Sicilian power dynamics, the General must employ his strategic acumen and iron resolve to outmaneuver the criminal underworld and bring them to justice.