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In this video we will discuss the enduring impact of the movie "The Godfather", directed by Francis Ford Coppola, based on the novel by Mario Puzo. Despite being filmed more than 50 years ago, this movie continues to be relevant and captivates audiences with its expansive storytelling.

The Godfather is considered a classic work of drama, and I find perplexing that many critics still view it primarily as a film about revenge, vanity or the Fall of its characters. One particular moment that incites strong debates is the murder of Fredo, wich is one of the key moments in the entire trilogy. Why did Michael Corleone commit this act? Was it truly driven by revenge? Let's explore this further.

00:00 Introduction
02:16 Why was the year of Vito's birth changed?
06:34 Attack on Pearl Harbor
10:02 Vito escapes to America
12:44 Vito's difficult choice
16:34 The conflict between Vito and Michael
24:27 Why was the day of Vito's birth changed?
25:38 The central metaphor of the movie
28:28 Why did Michael head the family?
33:25 The Godfather is not a story about revenge
36:11 Why did Michael kill Fredo?
40:57 What is the first film about?
42:56 What is the second film about?
46:50 What is the third film about?