Based on a true story, November 1963, directed by Academy Award-winning filmmaker Roland Joffé and written by Nicolas Celozzi, the nephew of Chicago crime boss Sam Giancana, takes audiences inside the 48 hours surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and into the dark world of organized crime that may have been closer to the center of the story than history has revealed.

Starring John Travolta (Johnny Roselli), Robert Carlyle (Jack Ruby), Dermot Mulroney (Chuckie Nicoletti), Mandy Patinkin (Anthony Accardo), Jefferson White (Lee Harvey Oswald), and Thomas Fiscella (Sam Giancana), the film draws on first-hand accounts and insights from the family of Chicago crime boss Sam Giancana, and explores the alleged deal between Joe Kennedy and the Chicago Outfit that helped put JFK in the White House and the deadly betrayal that followed.

With a secret plan, a second shooter waiting in the shadows, and a “patsy” positioned to take the fall, November 1963 reveals a side of the JFK assassination rarely seen before.