Imagine if Scarface met the Hulk. Enzo (Claudio Santamaria), an introverted ex-con from the outskirts of Rome, takes an unexpected dip in the grossly polluted Tiber River and emerges with superpowers. He discovers his new powers when he survives being pushed from a nine-story building after a nasty job goes south. Enzo welcomes supernatural strength that might allow him to go from being a low-level bad buy to a high-level bad guy. But first he has to start using his head. For example, he nimbly pulls an ATM machine out of a concrete wall, only to discover that dislodging the machine activated dye that covers the bills. If he’s going to climb the crime ladder, he’ll have to learn to out-muscle and outsmart the really bad guys—lead by Fabio (Luca Marinelli), a maniacal boss (think Johnny Depp on amphetamines). While keeping an eye on Fabio, Enzo encounters Alessia (Ilenia Pastorelli), the daughter of a buddy who died during the botched job. An unbalanced woman with a penchant for Japanese anime, Alessia becomes convinced that Enzo is the hero from the famous Japanese comic strip and TV series “Steel Jeeg” after he rescues her from Fabio. This explosive, action-packed gangster drama features an unexpected morality tale and a quirky love story. Gabriele Mainetti’s debut feature film blasts off of the screen with Italy’s newest superhero; fasten your seat belt, it’s well worth the ride. Winner of the 2016 David di Donatello for: Best Debut Director, Best Producer, Best Actress in a Leading Role (Ilenia Pastorelli), Best Actor in a Leading Role (Claudio Santamaria), Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Antonia Truppo), Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Luca Marinelli), and Best Editor. [Please note, this excellent film contains violent scenes.]