Momo: The Sam Giancana Story

I haven't watched this yet but it appeals to me because it's about Giancana being a govt/intel operative and should get into Operation 40 and ZRifle. That's the real story, not the mob killing JFK by themselves. It appears Giancana planned to tell HSCA the truth and that's why they killed him not long before his scheduled testimony, reportedly.
https://www.nytimes.com/1975/06/21/archives/inquiry-had-planned-to-call-giancana.html
Reviews/blurbs:
"This is important documentary that ties together the world of the mafia, Hollywood and intelligence agencies." -JAY of JAYSANALYSIS.COM
“The film details the life of a tough, impoverished kid who rose through the ranks of Chicago’s underworld to become a top member-many say the real godfather-of the most ruthless gangland organization in the country: The Outfit, run by Al Capone. Giancana was purported to have helped get JFK elected president, as well as being hired by the CIA. It also showcases the Giancana daughters who best knew their father as a loving family man. Momo, The Sam Giancana Story (Drama, 2011) Directed by Dimitri Logothetis. With Nicholas Celozzi, John Binder, Bonnie Giancana, Robert M. Lombardo.”
Awards:
https://www.filmnoirblonde.com/giancana-doc-snares-awards-screens-friday-in-hollywood/
AI Query:
"ai tell me how momo, the sam giancana story is unique or exceptional compared to other giancana films"
AI:
"The documentary Momo: The Sam Giancana Story stands out from other films about Sam Giancana primarily due to its unique access to the Giancana family, who are central to the narrative.
Unlike other portrayals, this film features the family's firsthand accounts, with Giancana's daughters speaking publicly for the first time about their father's life and alleged involvement in major historical events, including the assassinations of Marilyn Monroe and John F. Kennedy.
This familial perspective provides a personal and intimate lens on the mob boss, which is rare in documentaries about organized crime figures.
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The film also presents a controversial thesis, suggesting that Giancana was not only a powerful mob boss but also a U.S. Government operative for the CIA and FBI, and that he had a significant, complex relationship with the Kennedy family.
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This narrative, which links Giancana to high-level political and intelligence circles, is a distinctive element that sets it apart from more conventional crime biographies. The film's claim that Giancana was involved in CIA plots to assassinate Fidel Castro, and that he had a personal connection to both JFK and Judith Exner, adds a layer of political intrigue that is central to its unique appeal.
Furthermore, the film's production involved direct collaboration with the Giancana family, which contributed to its authenticity and emotional depth.
While other films on Giancana may focus on his criminal exploits or historical significance, Momo: The Sam Giancana Story emphasizes the personal legacy and the family's perspective on his controversial life, making it exceptional in its approach and content."