<div style="text-align: right"><b>Critics Are Raving Over Martin Scorsese's </b><i><b>The </b></i><b><i>Family</i>;</b><br/>
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<i>"Provocative and well written...perhaps the blockbuster of the summer."-The New York Times <br/>
"Erotic, brutally violent, The Family is a bloody good time."-Quentin Tarantino <br/>
"Martin Scorsese has outdone himself yet again."-Joe Bob Briggs </i>​</div><div style="text-align: center"><br/>
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<b><i>This Film is Based On True Events, All of the Names of Members in the Cicco Family Have Been Kept the Same, but Out of Respect for the Dead and Survivors Other Names and Identities Have Been Changed and Modified for This Film </i></b><br/>
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<span style="font-size: 22px"><span style="font-family: 'Book Antiqua'"><span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(147, 101, 184)"><i>Aurora Marino<br/>
[IMG='width:168px;']https://im.rediff.com/movies/2015/feb/26monica-bellucci2.jpg[/IMG]</i></span></span></span>​</div><i><b><span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(147, 101, 184)">  J</span></b></i>une 16th, 2019<br/>Vance King was officially out of jail, as of today. Anybody who worked for, or close to the Cicco family knew that a new era was about to begin in North Rustico. Stan King was getting too old to be managing his company -<i>The King of Reno</i>- and now that the prodigal son has returned from the inside. There wasn't a shadow of a doubt that Stan would be training Vance to take his place, meaning that soon enough Don Cicco would have a new capo-regime on his hands. As it stood, there were three main Capos running things in the municipality of Saanichton (which was right on the south edge of the island); Stan King, Stu Philips and his "accountant" Joey Marino, and the patriarch of the Marino household, Lorenzo. Don Cicco had influence all over the island, with roots in even major municipality. Even the smaller families feared him, to the point where they paid taxes in order to work and operate around North Rustico. Cicco was doing quite well for himself.<br/>While the main branch of the Marino family business was focused around Lorenzo's drywall company, loving mother Aurora Marino still kept the family restaurant running with her youngest daughter, Alessa. The two of them didn't run any sort of drug smuggling operation, or employ hit-men or anything extreme like that. However, they did invest in a couple of televisions and sports channels, running some low profile betting out of the diner. No Marino was looking after the store today, however. It was family supper at the Marino household, and Aurora wanted to make sure that she had time to prepare the best meal possible for everyone. Long time business partner Stu Philips and Uncle Joey, who worked as his accountant, would be coming over for a business meeting, which followed a tradition to have a meal with the family during the meeting. It made things feel a bit lighter, and took away the harsh atmosphere behind the family business.<br/>When Aurora cooked (even for every day meals) she didn't just make up one plate worth of food for each family member. She made up a feast which usually meant that the gentlemen has leftovers to bring to work for lunch. Chipping away at her plans to make a large supper, Aurora opened up the preheated oven before sliding in a glass tray of<br/>Involtini di pesce spade, one of her personal favorites. Her creations were sweeping her away and gently placing her back in Sicily; Vinnie and Vittorio were still so small, baby Nicole was just starting to figure out how to walk, and Alessa was nothing more than a fetus just waiting to pop out of her womb. Now those were the days. Her husband, Lorenzo, didn't need to work nearly as hard back in the old country. Even uncle Joey seemed much happier back home. That was a long time ago, though.<br/>Everyone had done so much growing since they moved to North Rustico. Lorenzo was like Robert De Niro in one of those gangster movies, and Aurora couldn't be more proud. All of her kids were following in his footsteps; even Alessa, the sweet baby of the family didn't play around when it came to her job at the restaurant.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(147, 101, 184)">"Alessa," </span>Aurora, or Aura for short, called out assuming her daughter was home.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(147, 101, 184)">"I need you to come and cut some melanzana."</span><br/><div style="text-align: center"><span style="font-family: 'Book Antiqua'"><span style="font-size: 22px"><span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(235, 107, 86)"><i><b>Nicole Marino<br/>
[IMG='width:172px;']https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DojROr4X4AAyXIV.jpg[/IMG]</b></i></span></span></span>​</div><b><i><span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(235, 107, 86)">T</span></i></b><i>he Boston Bull</i>, the only club in Saanich run by Don Cicco, the only club that catered to the rich, the only club that happily housed gangsters. It was Stu who came up with the idea to earn extra money by selling his dancer's bodies, abolishing any sense of "no touching" rules and enforcement. This was a neutral zone, a spot where gangsters could be gangsters and not defined by what family they were sworn into. Cicco even met with all five other Dons on the island to establish the Boston as a neutral zone. One of the main attractions was none other than Nicole Marino, with her pale, tattooed skin and curvaceous assets (not to mention her talented mouth), everyone paid top dollar for her. It looked even better on the Marinos considering her father was a capo.<br/>Nicole had strict orders from Lorenzo to make sure that Stu and uncle Joey were going to make it to supper. Stu was he guest of honor, considering Lorenzo wanted to talk business with him. Nicole had to pick up this weeks paycheck, so she had to pay Stu a visit anyway. Despite not being open until 7PM, Nicole knew both men would be inside. Stepping out of her car, the twenty year old adjusted her tight, form fitting shorts before making her way to the back door. She shuffled through her purse and pulled out her key, smiling as she unlocked the door. It was fairly empty, save for a couple of girls who came by just to speak with each other. She found an envelope with her name on it, stuffed to the brim with bills. Nicole pursed her thick lips as she shoved the envelope into her purse, and tracked down Stu.<br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(235, 107, 86)">"Ma wants to know if you'll be making it for supper tonight." </span>Nicole smiled as she finally found Stu. After a quick conversation with him, she made her way upstairs to uncle Joey's office, and luckily enough, he was there. Her crop top was an over the shoulder sort of top, with a mesh see-through flower pattern over her chest until where her bra line would be. She pulled the fabric down to show enough cleavage for Uncle Joey, and knocked on his open door.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(235, 107, 86)">"You know that Ma thinks that it's a sin to work before a family supper."</span>