The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre

In the heart of prohibition-era Chicago, on February 14th, 1929, Al Capone takes a decisive step towards solidifying his power as the city's undisputed crime lord. In an audacious move orchestrated by his ruthless enforcers disguised as law enforcement officers, key members of Bugs Moran's rival gang are ruthlessly gunned down in a north-side garage. This incident serves as the focal point of the film, delving into the historical background and repercussions that follow. The narrative unfolds to reveal the intertwined lives, the sacrifices made, and the legacies left behind by those involved in this chilling tale of power, betrayal, and violence.