Synopsis

The American Mafia had sunk to a nadir—it was the early nineties—with the leaders of most of the five families serving life sentences, leaving their organizations fractured by violence and rife with suspicion. Yet, one family weathered these storms largely unscathed, maintaining its strength through unwavering adherence to the code of silence: the Bonannos. They drew in young men like Jimmy Calandra and his circle of friends, who would become known as the Bath Avenue Crew.