Hill of a Brew
""Mobsters brew up a scheme to take down the competition.""
In the gritty streets of Brooklyn, a half-Irish, half-Sicilian kid named Henry Hill is adopted by a local Mafia crew, but his loyalty is put to the test when he's recruited by the Elsinore Brewery's top brewmaster, a ruthless and cunning Brewmeister Smith, to help him take down the rival brewery, owned by the enigmatic and charismatic Bob McKenzie, a beer-loving, hockey-obsessed entrepreneur, and his trusty sidekick Doug McKenzie, as they try to regain control of the brewery from Smith's clutches, all while navigating the treacherous world of organized crime and the cutthroat world of craft beer, with Henry's old crew, led by the infamous Jimmy Conway, caught in the middle, torn between their loyalty to their new brewmaster and their old boss.
A gritty, dimly-lit cityscape of Brooklyn's streets at dusk, with a massive, imposing brewery looming in the background. A silhouette of Henry Hill, a determined look on his face, stands in front of the brewery, with a rival brewery's logo in the distance, as the tagline "Mobsters brew up a scheme to take down the competition" emblazoned across the top.
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