Hoffa

"Hoffa" is a biographical crime film released in 1992, directed by Danny DeVito. The movie portrays the life of Jimmy Hoffa, a powerful labor union leader, played by Jack Nicholson, and his tumultuous relationships with both the Teamsters Union and the Mafia. It delves into the corruption, power struggles, and mysterious disappearance of Hoffa in 1975. Al Pacino also stars in the film as Bobby Ciaro, a character based on Hoffa's close associate.