Bronson

Charles Bronson, a name synonymous with violence and rebellion, is the focus of this gripping biographical drama. Michael Gordon Peterson, a young man from a well-to-do family, embarks on a life of crime that ultimately leads him to spend 34 years in prison, 30 of which are in solitary confinement. Obsessed with becoming famous, Peterson adopts the alter ego of Charles Bronson and proceeds to commit violent acts within the prison walls, including attacking fellow inmates and guards. Despite his tumultuous past, Bronson never loses his sense of humor and charm, as he recounts his story with self-deprecating wit. The film features Tom Hardy in the title role, delivering a powerful performance that captures Bronson's complexity and raw energy. The supporting cast includes Matt King as Paul Daniels, James Lance as Phil Danielson, and Amanda Burton as Charlie's mother. Directed by Nicolas Winding Refn, known for his visually striking and often controversial films, "Bronson" is a compelling portrait of a man who defies conformity and embraces violence as a way of life. With its unique blend of surrealism and vaudeville interludes, this film offers an unforgettable experience that will leave audiences both mesmerized and disturbed.

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Bronson was released in theaters on November 20, 2008.