Cent’anni finds its roots in Francis Ford Coppola’s 1972 film The Godfather, which tells the odyssey of an Italian-American family in the United States. Speaking little Italian, the director transformed the expression “Cento qui questi giorni” (“May you have one hundred days as happy as this one”), traditionally exchanged in Italy on birthdays, into “Cent’anni.” Unexpectedly, it was this second phrase that took hold among the Italian-American diaspora, both in cinema and within organized crime. ...

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