Wolf (1989)

In the foggy city of San Francisco, Anthony Lupo is a dedicated cop entangled in a complex web of corruption. As he closes in on the dirty cops he's been trailing, an unexpected sting of betrayal sees him framed on a drug charge. Stripped of his badge and shunned from the force, Anthony disappears, only to resurface years later under the guise of Tony Wolf. Returning to his roots, he moves in with his father, Sal, a seasoned fisherman barely keeping his ramshackle boat afloat. The echoes of his past refuse to stay quiet, as Dylan Elliot, the very attorney who spearheaded his expulsion from the force, offers him a job. A job as an investigator, a chance to redeem his shattered reputation. Haunted by his tarnished past, Tony implores Dylan to reopen his case. Ever the skeptic, Dylan's skepticism transforms into conviction as he discovers evidence of Tony's innocence. Now, Tony's quest for justice takes on a new dimension, not just to clear his name, but to expose the corruption that led to his downfall. In the midst of his tumultuous journey, Tony finds solace in his old friend Connie and her daughter Angie, who connect him with those in need of help. His life oscillates between the courtroom and the crime-riddled streets, a balancing act of proving his innocence and helping others. As Tony Wolf, he navigates the murky waters of corruption and betrayal, on a path to reclaim his truth and bring justice back to the city he once swore to protect.

Wolf is a drama show created by David Peckinpah.

Wolf is currently streaming on Netflix.