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A gangster drama, NOTHING DRIES QUICKER THAN TEARS. Forty-year-old Norman Delmar
ordered a bullet that killed his father. Not once, but twice. A counterfeit son. The string between
mother and son broke like a kite.In a Chaplin-esque satire about a casino robbery and the crime
family involved, forty-year-old Norman Delmar didn’t say, “I think I will kill my father, mother, wife,
and brother today.” The finicky Delmar is out to defend his Casino Agrippina in Monte Carlo and
for whoever needs “the plunge,” he hires a toaster, Batista, a silent killer.The family, ranging from
bullies, crooks, poker players, Madames, prostitutes and a mastermind, are all in on the
conspiracy, yet each member is a humanist at heart - with a touch of Schadenfreude. Their
weapons are only the telephone and a secret. The armed casino robbery wasn’t meant to happen.
It was poorly planned, amateurish and overly ambitious.Madame Darlech, Delmar’s mother, owns
‘an establishment’, a risqué dance-hall à la Toulouse-Lautrec; “Friends of yours?” “Yeah, bosom
friends.” Decadence is a dirty business that stinks of money. Madame also runs an orphanage
filled with the bastards of this decadence. A fool, no doubt. Pleasure seeking that escalates to
counterfeiting, crime chasing and a vision for her son’s casino; her own Money; her own Empire;
her own Nero. The old mafia lady Darlech is a real snake charmer, her son Delmar, a carpet seller
on a camel.After Delmar’s estranged father Fernando Scottomaro tries to steal a casino deal,
Batista buries his body under the pool of an old gym, a haunted hole, empty, and lifeless, under a
mosaic of the Medusa, deep in the bottom. It’s a bouillabaisse of intrigues, and now the thick glass
floor of a restaurant sitting atop the face of the Medusa.The poker player Santino Mezzomatto
wins all bets for the house. Luck, you say, doll, Santino plays with marked cards. He creates his
luck. Fakes come in. Then he loses all the games, real money runs out. Do you follow me?
Madame Darlech needs a laundry service. But, Delmar finds out and pays the losses with the
thieves’ counterfeits. A melee ensues.Armed robbers arrive but the alarm is triggered, foiling the
plan. Delmar wants blood, “Shoot, shoot that man,” he orders, taking aim at the leader attempting
to flee the scene. The departed, Delmar later learns, is Nando Malamado, aka Scottomaro. The
supernatural savvy of his father. Delmar knew who the man was all along. Death spun a tiresome
repetition. The triumph is over the natural work of death. Delmar might never forgive his father.
There is always hope. Nihil Lacrima Citius Arescit. (Nothing Dries Quicker Than Tears)