Brief Synopsis:

We are in Aspromonte, 1700 m above sea level on the ridge that divides the Ionian from the Tyrrhenian Sea, where the agricultural and pastoral society parcelled out in tiny villages, some reduced to a few hundred inhabitants, is this region’s daughter and guardian.
Three men tell how their life was marked by the ‘Ndrangheta. Oligarchic system made up of rules and prescriptions, of lives marked at birth, victims still before torturers, a life of rituals of affiliation and assignment of duties, governed by the omertà that becomes a sacred bond. Grades, skills and impenetrable levels constitute its hierarchy. The man who becomes member of the Family acts with the belief to do evil and to be in good but the Honorable Society gives nothing to no one.