Movies and TvShows featuring "alcohol-prohibition" theme.

Boardwalk Empire is a crime drama set in Atlantic City during the Prohibition era of the 1920s. The story follows the rise and fall of criminal kingpin Enoch 'Nucky' Thompson, as he navigates the world of organized crime and political corruption. With a complex web of characters and intricate storylines, Boardwalk Empire explores themes of power, loyalty, and the human cost of ambition.

In 1930s Chicago, Treasury agent Eliot Ness assembles a team to bring down gangster Al Capone during Prohibition. With a group of incorruptible law enforcement officers, Ness raids Capone's illegal liquor operations and tries to gather evidence to indict him. As the team faces threats from Capone and his henchmen, including the murder of one of their own, they must find a way to outsmart the powerful and violent gangster. Their efforts lead to a high-stakes courtroom showdown, ultimately resulting in Capone's imprisonment.

About human love against the backdrop of the most powerful alcohol prohibition period in the Joseon. The private prosecutor who comes to Seoul to raise the family, a poor man and his wife who start to make drinks to pay off their debts, and the prince who keeps going over the wall to drink; the drama is about three people who can end each other's lives fatefully encountering in front of a secret liquor warehouse.

Based on a true story, the film delves into the tumultuous life of writer Dorothy Parker in 1920s New York City. It explores her relationships, loveless marriage, her involvement in the Algonquin Round Table, and her struggles with alcohol and depression.

Johnny Kelly, a law student, finds himself pulled into a life of crime when his mother becomes seriously ill. To pay her medical bills, Johnny reluctantly joins a crime organization led by Jocko Dundee. As Johnny tries to balance his double life, he finds himself framed for murder and sentenced to death. With the help of his loyal friends, Johnny must clear his name and bring down the real criminals.