Heist film w/corrupt cops and racist mafiosos
Across 110th Street was a heist film set in New York City. A bunch of crooks dress up like cops and rob the mafia. The movie splits between the investigation into the crime and the mob trying to get its money back and exact revenge. It featured Anthony Quinn as crooked New York Police Captain Mattelli, Yaphet Kotto as the straight laced Lieutenant Pope, Anthony Franciosa as the mob boss Nick D’Salvio, and Paul Benjamin as Jim Harris the head thief.<br /><br />The movie has a racial tone to it as well. The Italian mafia wants to make an example out of the thieves because they were black with the idea that their brutal murder would be a message to African Americans to stay in their place in Harlem and not challenge the mob. Also when D’Salvio goes to Harlem to talk to the black crime boss there he talks down to him telling him that he needs to know his place and he only has power because he works for the Italians.<br /><br />The tension in the movie comes from two sources. First, there’s the conflict between Cap Mattelli the bad cop and Lt. Pope the good cop, then there’s Harris and his crew who all screw up in one way or another. The result is a good but not great 1970s crime flick.<br />C
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