Boston, 1926. The frantic 1920s are at their peak. Alcohol flows, bullets whistle and a young person begins to leave his mark on the world. Prohibition has given birth to an endless network of underground distilleries, illegal centers, gangsters and corrupt police officers.
Joe Coglin, the youngest son of a prominent Boston police chief, has long since turned his back on his strict upbringing and enjoys the spoils, emotions and notoriety of an outlaw. Joe embarks on a dizzying climb to the scale of organized crime, taking him from the jazz-shining Boston to the sensual flicker of the Latin Quarter of Tampa and the hot streets of Cuba.
Sweeping love story and irresistible epic at the same time, the “Law of the Night” is a magical story of perseverance and strength, betrayal and redemption, which brings to life a time when sin became a cause for celebration and corruption was a national virtue.
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