The fictional film directed by Christopher Moltisanti is called Cleaver.
Cleaver is a movie-within-the-show that Christopher develops with writer J. T. Dolan. It is presented as a direct-to-DVD mafia-slasher film, blending organized-crime drama with supernatural horror. The story follows Michael, nicknamed “the Cleaver,” who is betrayed, dismembered, reconstructed, and then seeks revenge on the people who wronged him.
Christopher’s personal life strongly shapes the project. The film’s plot echoes his suspicions, resentments, and experiences within the Soprano crime family, while the character Sally Boy resembles Tony Soprano in several ways. Christopher also uses the production to turn real-life material into entertainment, although his understanding of filmmaking is often far more enthusiastic than practical.
The film is directed within the story by Morgan Yam, not by Christopher himself. Christopher supplies the story and helps produce the project, while J. T. Dolan writes the screenplay. This distinction is a common source of confusion: the quiz answer is Cleaver, but the fictional director credited on the film is Morgan Yam.