F.I.S.T.

F.I.S.T. follows the story of Johnny Kovak, who rises through the ranks of the Teamsters trade union. The film explores the complexities of union leadership and the moral dilemmas faced by Kovak as he makes increasingly ruthless decisions. As his power grows, he attracts the scrutiny of Senator Madison, who seeks to uncover the disturbing ties between the union and organized crime.

With a runtime of 145 minutes, this film presents a compelling narrative about ambition, loyalty, and the darker side of union politics. The film’s setting in the 1930s adds a historical dimension, making it relevant for those interested in labor history and the evolution of unions in America. Collectors will appreciate the variety of formats available, including VHS, DVD, Blu-ray, and Betamax, offering multiple options for viewing this gritty drama.