"The Godfather"

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This paper examines the depth of family loyalty which in confused with violent revenge in the movie "The Godfather." It focuses on the scene of the wedding of Don Vito Corleone's only daughter Connie and looks at how the relationships and interactions of the characters in this scene, represents these feelings.

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"Francis Ford Coppola's screen adaptation of Mario Puzo's best-selling novel "The Godfather" has become an American movie classic. Puzo's book and then Coppola's movie gave the general public its first true glimpse into the secret underworld of the Mafia, a world shrouded in family love and loyalty and defended by violence.'

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