Shipyards and waterfronts have given cinema some of its most powerful working-class dramas. A View from the Bridge has a Brooklyn longshoreman’s jealousy leading to betrayal, Blue Collar has auto workers plotting to rob their corrupt union, and The Irishman has a truck driver recounting his mob ties. The Pope of Greenwich Village, On the Waterfront and The Long Voyage Home round out the six.
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The Irishman (2019)
TMDB ★ 7.7
A truck driver and hitman recounts his decades-long involvement with organised crime and a legendary union boss.
A washed-up boxer turned dockworker struggles with his conscience after witnessing union corruption.
Directed by Elia Kazan · 1h 48m · Rated NR
Won 8 Oscars30 wins & 11 nominations
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