Waiting for the Man (1997)

Synopsis of Waiting for the Man

John Covert directs himself in the starring role of a Chicago mobster, Andrew Martel, in this violent crime drama. Covert wrote the script and also edited and produced this film, his first independent feature. Comparisons to Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather abound in terms of subject matter and plot. Covert's character battles with relatives, including Marco Nartel (Michael McCullough), for control of the family business after the head of the gangster family is brutally murdered. FBI agent William Diehl (Daniel Gately) tries to intervene to stop the vendettas and incriminate some members of the gang in order to curtail their mob rule. Covert graphically portrays the ruthless nature of the crime syndicate "business." ~ Michael Betzold, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:

90 mins

Director(s):

John Covert

Writer(s):

John Covert

Producer(s):

John Covert

Categories:

Action / Adventure

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