Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man

Birmingham, 1940. While Europe burns under the relentless advance of World War II, Tommy Shelby returns from his self-imposed exile after years away from power, hidden among shadows that have not managed to dispel his torments. The call of duty —and of a country on the brink of moral and political collapse— forces him to return to a transformed Birmingham, where loyalty has become fragile and old alliances have been corroded by fear and ambition.

The war has opened new fronts: invisible enemies, clandestine movements, and emerging figures that threaten both the stability of the nation and the Shelby legacy. Tommy, weakened but still feared, discovers that his family has become trapped between forces seeking to exploit his absence. To regain everything, he must delve into a world where the line between patriotism and betrayal is more blurred than ever.

Tommy is forced to confront the aftermath of his past decisions. The external conflict intertwines with an equally fierce internal war: his visions, his guilt, and the shadow of the dead that haunt him intensify as his name returns to a central place on the political board.

With the future of his family and the fate of the country hanging by a thread, Tommy must decide whether to rise as the leader Birmingham needs or allow his own legacy —and everything he has built— to burn to ashes. In a time when death seems inevitable, only a man willing to face his own immortality can change the course of history.