Mixed by Erry is a thrilling drama that tells the story of three brothers, Enrico, Raffaele, and Roberto Scalia, who revolutionized the music industry in the 1980s by creating and selling pirate mixtapes in Naples, Italy.
The movie opens with a young Enrico, who is passionate about music, creating his first mixtape by recording songs from the radio onto a cassette and selling it to his friends. He soon realizes that there is a huge demand for his mixtapes, and with the help of his brothers, he sets up their first makeshift recording studio.
The brothers' popularity quickly spreads, and they become the go-to source for the latest hit songs in Naples. Their mixtapes are highly sought after, and they start earning a lot of money. However, their success attracts the attention of the Italian authorities, who view their activities as illegal.
Enrico and his brothers find themselves in a constant battle with the police and the music industry. They are constantly on the run, moving from one makeshift studio to another, always trying to stay one step ahead of the law.
As their empire grows, their personal relationships start to suffer. Enrico becomes more and more obsessed with his business and neglects his wife and children. Raffaele and Roberto start to question the morality of their activities and consider quitting, but Enrico persuades them to stay.
The brothers' luck eventually runs out, and they are arrested and charged with piracy. They are sentenced to several years in prison, and their business collapses. The movie ends with Enrico, now an old man, reflecting on his life and his legacy.
Mixed by Erry is a compelling and poignant story of ambition, brotherhood, and the pursuit of the American Dream. It is a tribute to the power of music and the impact it can have on a generation.