Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man (2026)
Story overview
In this 2026 crime drama, self-exiled gangster Tommy Shelby returns to Birmingham when his estranged son becomes entangled in a Nazi plot, forcing him to confront his past and protect both his family and his nation.
Parent Guide
Mature crime drama with intense violence, strong language, and complex themes. Not suitable for younger viewers.
Content breakdown
Gang violence including fights, shootings, and threats. Scenes of peril involving family members in danger. Historical violence related to Nazi activities. Some graphic depictions of injuries.
Tense atmosphere with criminal and political threats. Disturbing themes of extremism and family separation. Some psychologically intense moments as characters face moral dilemmas.
Frequent strong language including profanity typical of crime dramas. Some racial slurs related to historical context.
Implied sexual situations and suggestive dialogue. Brief scenes in adult establishments. No explicit nudity shown.
Frequent smoking and drinking in social settings. Some scenes depict characters using alcohol to cope with stress. References to historical substance use patterns.
High-stakes family drama with themes of redemption, sacrifice, and legacy. Characters experience grief, anger, and moral conflict. Intense father-son relationship dynamics.
Parent tips
This film contains mature themes including gang violence, historical extremism, and family conflict. Expect intense scenes with peril, strong language, and depictions of substance use. The narrative explores complex moral choices in a gritty historical setting.
Parent chat guide
Parent follow-up questions
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- What makes someone a 'hero' or 'villain' in this story?
- How does Tommy show he cares about his family even when they're apart?
- What are some ways people solve problems without violence?
- How does the film portray the tension between personal redemption and national duty?
- What historical parallels exist between the Nazi threat in the film and modern extremist movements?
- How do the characters' past traumas influence their present decisions?
- What commentary does the film make about class, power, and morality in post-war society?
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