Like City of God, Gomorra attempts to bring adolescents into the corrupted city mix through prose and grandiloquence. Building five seemingly disconnected stories, we ultimately find out that all the stories are linked and effected by crime syndicate that controlled the local region, the Camorras. Over time, however, the film became harder and harder to digest (thanks to poor camera work and excess dialogue) and slowly became just as intimidating as the organization it hoped to expose. You can pass on this one. 6.9/10.
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