"Bronson" is a 2008 biographical crime drama film directed by Nicolas Winding Refn. It tells the story of Michael Peterson, a notorious British criminal who adopts the name Charles Bronson while in prison. The film explores his violent behavior and the impact of his life behind bars, showcasing his time in solitary confinement. The film stars Tom Hardy in the lead role, delivering a powerful performance that highlights Bronson's complex personality. It combines elements of dark humor and surrealism, making it a unique portrayal of a man who seeks notoriety and fame through his criminal actions.