Capone is a biographical crime drama film directed by Josh Trank. It stars Tom Hardy as Alfonse Capone, the notorious gangster who ruled Chicago during the Prohibition era. The film focuses on the last year of Capone's life and his descent into madness.
The story begins in 1946, when Capone is released from prison after serving 10 years for tax evasion. He is suffering from syphilis-induced dementia and is haunted by his past. As Capone struggles to cope with his declining health and sanity, he is tormented by his memories of violence, betrayal, and power.
Throughout the film, we see flashbacks to Capone's early days as a mobster, including his rise to power as the boss of the Chicago Outfit, his brutal enforcement tactics, and his rivalry with other gangsters like Bugs Moran. We also see his relationship with his family, particularly his wife Mae (played by Linda Cardellini) and his son Tony (played by Noel Fisher).
As Capone's condition worsens, he becomes increasingly paranoid and delusional, convinced that his enemies are out to get him. He is also haunted by the ghosts of his past victims, who he sees and hears in his hallucinations.
Overall, Capone is a dark and gritty portrayal of one of America's most infamous criminals. Tom Hardy delivers a captivating performance as Capone, capturing both his fierce charisma and his tragic descent into madness.