Capone (2020) is a biographical crime drama directed by Josh Trank, centering on the final years of infamous gangster Al Capone. The film explores Capone’s life after he is released from prison due to his deteriorating health, as he suffers from dementia, in his later years living in Florida. Once a feared crime lord, Capone is now grappling with the remnants of his past, haunted by memories of violence and betrayal. The movie delves into his mental decline, showing his distorted perceptions of reality and his struggle to remember key moments from his life.

The film presents a raw and unsettling portrayal of Capone’s frailty, as he faces both external threats and internal battles. Tom Hardy’s performance as Capone stands out, capturing the complexity of a man who was once a dominant figure in organized crime but is now reduced to a shadow of his former self. The movie’s dark and gritty tone emphasizes Capone’s tragic fall from power and his battle with his own mind.