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Shooting the Mafia (2019)
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Critic Consensus: It may not peer as closely or inquisitively as it could have, but Shooting the Mafia pays affectionate tribute to an important -- and fascinating -- subject.
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Kim Longinotto tells the revealing story of the courageous Italian photographer and photojournalist Letizia Battaglia...

Initially feels like something a bit different for the director, but the subject matter is fascinating.

The unfocused yet still engaging documentary "Shooting the Mafia" is a compelling curiosity.

You'll come out of the film knowing as much about the Sicilian Mafia - maybe more - than the photographer who made her name shooting it.

This candid and passionate documentary portrait, directed by Kim Longinotto, shows that Battaglia has always lived at the turbulent crossroads of history.

She lets her photographs of the Sicilian mob speak for themselves, leaving a lot of room for basic questions like, "Who am I looking at in this photo, when was it taken, and what was going on when this was shot?"

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