91 Days

What to read, watch, and listen to if you loved91 Days

Taku Kishimoto · Series · 2016

If you loved 91 Days, start with Live by Night (Ben Affleck, 2016) — a film on the same thread. Below: 4 books, 3 films and 2 podcasts, each matched to 91 Days across media.

What hooked you in 91 Days was the way a singular, cold-blooded quest for retribution unravels within the brutal, unforgiving structures of organized crime.

Books on the same thread

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba, Vol. 1

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba, Vol. 1

Koyoharu Gotouge · Book

Shares a thread with 91 Days: revenge.

If 91 Days hit, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba, Vol. 1 shares the thread.

The Gangster

The Gangster

C.S. Poe · Book · 2021

Shares a thread with 91 Days: Organized Crime.

Like the protagonist of 91 Days, Gillian Hamilton navigates the treacherous intersections of law and the underworld, where personal vendettas and criminal power dynamics define every move.

Crook Manifesto

Crook Manifesto

Colson Whitehead · Book

Explores: systemic corruption, 1970s urban decay, criminal underworld.

If the moral decay of Lawless in 91 Days captured your attention, you will appreciate how this narrative exposes the systemic violence and corruption of an unforgiving criminal underworld.

Demon Slayer

Demon Slayer

Koyoharu Gotoge · Book · 2018

Explores: Sibling Bond, Grief, Moral Duty.

If 91 Days hit, Demon Slayer shares the thread.

Films on the same thread

Live by Night

Live by Night

Ben Affleck · Film · 2016

Shares 2 threads with 91 Days: Organized Crime, Moral Ambiguity.

This film mirrors the Prohibition-era atmosphere of 91 Days, focusing on the same intoxicating blend of criminal ambition and the hollow, lingering cost of seeking violent retribution.

Once Upon a Time in America

Once Upon a Time in America

Film · 1984

Shares a thread with 91 Days: Betrayal.

Echoing the regret and betrayal central to 91 Days, this epic follows a man returning to his past, forced to confront the ghosts created by his long life of crime.

Lawless

Lawless

John Hillcoat · Film · 2012

Explores: Bootlegging, Brotherhood, Corruption.

Fans of the bootlegging setting in 91 Days will find this gritty portrayal of resistance against authority and the dangers of the backwoods trade equally compelling and grim.

Podcasts on the same thread

1619

1619

The New York Times · Podcast · 2019

Explores: systemic racism, national identity, legacy of slavery.

If 91 Days hit, 1619 shares the thread.

Kinahans Downfall

Kinahans Downfall

Podcast · 2026

Shares a thread with 91 Days: Organized Crime.

The cold, calculated violence found in 91 Days is grounded in reality here, detailing the brutal reality of gangland hits and the dangerous power struggles of modern cartels.

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Common questions

Is 91 Days set during the Prohibition era?

Yes, 91 Days is set during the Prohibition era. The story takes place in the town of Lawless, where the law is powerless and the mob controls the black market sale of illicitly brewed liquor.

Does 91 Days follow a revenge plot?

Yes, the plot of 91 Days centers on a character named Avilio who returns to his hometown of Lawless after a long absence. He returns specifically to follow a lead regarding the murder of his family.

What is the primary setting of 91 Days?

The primary setting of 91 Days is the town of Lawless. During the Prohibition period, this town is characterized by a lack of law enforcement and a thriving black market for illicitly brewed liquor controlled by the mob.

Who wrote the story for 91 Days?

91 Days is a television series released in 2016 that was written by Taku Kishimoto. The narrative focuses on the life of Avilio as he navigates the mob-ruled environment of Lawless to seek answers about his family.

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