Camorra (A Story of Streets, Women and Crime)

The film follows Annunziata, played by Ángela Molina, who opens a hostel with her friend Antonio. Her life takes a dark turn when she narrowly escapes a rape by a Camorra boss, only for the gangster to be murdered shortly thereafter. The film delves into the ensuing chaos, marked by a series of killings that reveal a chilling pattern involving a syringe left with the victims.

Camorra intertwines various elements of crime, including drug trafficking and mafia dynamics, while presenting a strong female lead navigating a world of violence and betrayal. The themes of love triangles and revenge are prominent throughout the story, making it a multifaceted drama. The film is notable for its exploration of gender roles and the portrayal of a female director's perspective within the crime genre.