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PG-13 | 1h 45m | Drama
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Although mixed-blood Native American Joe Logan has ideas for modernizing the reservation where they live, he first has to prove himself to his traditionalist father, who’s a Tribal Chairman. To do so, he becomes the coach of the reservation’s high school lacrosse team, which has to compete against the better equipped and better trained players of the elite Prep School League. Joe tries to inspire the boys on his team and teach them the true meaning of tribal pride. Ignited by his passion and finding new belief as to their potential, the team still has an uphill battle to the state championship finals.
Director: Steve Rash
Studio: Peck Entertainment/Branded Pictures Entertainment
Producer(s): Adam Leff, J. Todd Harris, Mitchell Peck
Cast: Brandon Routh, Crystal Allen, Chelsea Ricketts, Dennis Ambriz, Gil Birmingham
Writer(s): Todd Baird, Brad Riddell
Official Site: crookedarrows.com
16 votes and 3 Reviews
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Rotten Tomatoes® Score 41%
62%
PG-13 | 1h 45m | Drama
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Although mixed-blood Native American Joe Logan has ideas for modernizing the reservation where they live, he first has to prove himself to his traditionalist father, who’s a Tribal Chairman. To do so, he becomes the coach of the reservation’s high school lacrosse team, which has to compete against the better equipped and better trained players of the elite Prep School League. Joe tries to inspire the boys on his team and teach them the true meaning of tribal pride. Ignited by his passion and finding new belief as to their potential, the team still has an uphill battle to the state championship finals.
Rotten Tomatoes® Score 41%
62%
PG-13 | 1h 45m | Drama
Although mixed-blood Native American Joe Logan has ideas for modernizing the reservation where they live, he first has to prove himself to his traditionalist father, who’s a Tribal Chairman. To do so, he becomes the coach of the reservation’s high school lacrosse team, which has to compete against the better equipped and better trained players of the elite Prep School League.
Joe tries to inspire the boys on his team and teach them the true meaning of tribal pride. Ignited by his passion and finding new belief as to their potential, the team still has an uphill battle to the state championship finals.
