<h2>Once Upon a Time in America (1984)</h2>
Sergio Leone, the Italian director famed for his &#8220;Spaghetti Westerns&#8221;, took on a different &#8211; but no less compelling &#8211; era of American history in this movie. Its four-hour running time spans 35 years, from the Prohibition era to the 1960s, with Robert De Niro playing a Jewish gangster returning to his old Brooklyn neighbourhood. But this isn&#8217;t merely a superior crime movie &#8211; it transcends the genre to become a timeless story, non-chronologically and masterfully told, of friendship, love and betrayal.
 

Once Upon a Time in America (1984)

Sergio Leone, the Italian director famed for his “Spaghetti Westerns”, took on a different – but no less compelling – era of American history in this movie. Its four-hour running time spans 35 years, from the Prohibition era to the 1960s, with Robert De Niro playing a Jewish gangster returning to his old Brooklyn neighbourhood. But this isn’t merely a superior crime movie – it transcends the genre to become a timeless story, non-chronologically and masterfully told, of friendship, love and betrayal.

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