information to share, Walsh and Maloney, who has returned to active duty despite his cynicism, meet him in private at a parking lot. Unknown to the others, Marazano tails the cops. Revealing that he is corrupt, the captain shoots both his subordinates. Before the captain can finish off either man, Marazano kills him. As Marazano turns to leave, Maloney And Walsh attempt to stop him. In the ensuing gunfight, Maloney accidentally kills Walsh. Enraged, he chases after Marazano, whom he blames for Walsh's death. When Maloney confronts him, Marazano kills him. At his daughter's house, Marazano gives her all the money and urges her to leave the city, which he also plans to do. Cast Frank Vincent as Lou Marazano Kathrine Narducci as Lorraine Lionello Mike Starr as Lorenzo Galante Stacy Keach as Ray Berkowski Armand Assante as Stefano D'Agostino Danny Goldring as Ralph Maloney Tim Gamble as Harold Greene Martin Shannon as Sammy Delano Barret Walz as Elliot Walsh Gina D'Ercoli as Angela Casso Robert Gerdisch as Michael Casso Rick Plastina as Angelo Perelli Mark Vallarta as Joey Casso Jack Bronis as Joe Barbone Michael Guido as Frank Salerno Ray Toler as Philip Rossi Ulises Acosta as Rodrigo Reception Alissa Simon of Variety wrote that the film "musters mob-film cliches with verve". Reece Pendleton of the Chicago Reader wrote, "Despite the stock characters and well-trod material, this is an engaging tale, enhanced considerably by Vincent's perfect mix of vulnerability and steely resolve." Bill Gibron of DVD Verdict called it "a nicely nuanced crime story". References External links 2009 films 2000s crime films American gangster films American independent films Films set in Chicago Films shot in Chicago Films about the American Mafia Films about the Chicago Outfit Cultural depictions of the Mafia 2000s English-language films 2000s American films 2009 independent films