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Most gangster movies make audience members accessories after the fact. The viewer stands witness to a string of crimes committed by the film’s primary character, whether it’s the head honcho — such as Vito Corleone in “The Godfather” — or some ambitious underling who is eager to make his bones and move up in the ranks. The viewer, in fact, often sees more than the supporting actors, since most gangsters keep their family members in the dark about their criminal enterprises — at least, according to Hollywood. That motif is best illustrated in the final scene of “The Godfather” when Michael Corleone, having lied to his wife Kay about his involvement in his brother-in-law’s death, is surrounded by his three capos, each showing their loyalty by kissing his hand — and the door to his room slowly closes, leaving Kay standing alone in the hallway. Her eyes reflect her silent epiphany: She knows the truth, but she must act as though she

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