MOVIE · 1992

Hoffa

CrimeDrama140 min

Jimmy Hoffa rises from labor organizer to one of the most feared figures in American union politics, with his story framed through the memories of longtime associate Bobby Ciaro. Jack Nicholson is Hoffa, pushing strikes, power plays, and back-room deals as the Teamsters expand through Detroit and beyond in the 1960s and 1970s. Danny DeVito's Bobby serves as friend, fixer, and witness, while Armand Assante and J.T. Walsh circle Hoffa's battles with organized crime and the federal government. The film follows the alliances, confrontations, and pressure building around Hoffa in the years leading up to his 1975 disappearance.