The Irishman

Frank Sheeran (Robert De Niro) is a former labour union leader and famous hitman. Throughout his life, he had a close relationship with the Bufalino criminal family, led by Russell Bufalino (Ray Romano). Frank's loyalty to Bufalino came from the significant favours and support he received from him.

At one point, Bufalino assigns Frank to kill Jimmy Hoffa (Al Pacino), the head of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Jimmy, who had financial ties to a Pennsylvania criminal family, is involved in the fight for power and misuses the union's pension fund.

Frank successfully carries out his mission, but eventually, all members of the Bufalino mafia are arrested. After his release from prison, Frank chose to live a peaceful life with his daughters and spend his remaining years happily in a nursing home.