Hoffa

An iconic portrayal of family and power dynamics within an organized crime dynasty, The Godfather is a seminal film for those interested in the genre. Its epic narrative and complex characters will resonate with viewers who appreciate the depth and historical context found in Hoffa.

Exploring the world of organized crime and labor union politics, The Irishman tells the tale of Frank Sheeran, a labor union leader and alleged hitman. Much like Hoffa, this film weaves historical events with the personal dramas of its characters, offering a rich tapestry for those fascinated by American history and crime.

Casino digs deep into the glitz, glamour, and corruption of Las Vegas through the eyes of a gambling handicapper appointed to oversee a casino. Like Hoffa, it examines the interplay of organized crime and legitimate business, all set against the backdrop of an America in flux.

Based on a true story, Donnie Brasco delves into the dynamics of an undercover FBI agent infiltrating the mob and the complex relationship he forms with a hitman. This film touches on themes similar to Hoffa, such as loyalty, identity, and the human cost of life within the mob.

Chronicling the rise of Harlem drug lord Frank Lucas, American Gangster presents a detailed look at the intersection of crime, commerce, and law enforcement. Those drawn to Hoffa's analysis of a complex figure navigating the criminal landscape will likely be engrossed by this film's similar themes.

Set in 1950s Los Angeles, L.A. Confidential weaves multiple narratives involving police corruption and Hollywood's seedy underbelly. Like Hoffa, it pairs a historical backdrop with a noir-style crime story and a focus on the ethical dilemmas faced by its characters.