Cinema: Visceral genius of a mob masterpiece

There is a remarkable scene in Matteo Garrone’s Italian mafia film where a smooth-talking, ostensibly respectable businessman is overseeing the dumping of thousands of barrels of toxic waste in an abandoned quarry. Gomorrah,

When a serious injury causes his drivers to mutiny, Mr Franco (Toni Servillo) and his assistant drive into town and return, not with a doctor, but with a gang of homeless kids who climb into the lorries and continue dumping ...