White Lightning

In the movie "White Lightning" released in 1973, the central story revolves around Gator McKlusky, a convicted moonshine runner who is offered a deal to work as an informant for the authorities in exchange for his release from prison. McKlusky's conflicts escalate as he navigates the dangerous world of illegal moonshine trafficking, corruption, and betrayal in the Southern United States. The character of Gator McKlusky, played by Burt Reynolds, drives the action-packed narrative as he grapples with his past, loyalty, and desire for redemption in a high-stakes game of survival.