In the heart of modern-day New York, a fiercely competitive lacrosse coach named Joe Logan, played by Brandon Routh, is handed an unexpected challenge that could redefine his life and his heritage. Joe, a Native American who has distanced himself from his tribal roots, is tasked with reviving the struggling lacrosse program at a reservation high school. This drama-sports film, directed by Steve Rash, weaves together the high-octane energy of athletic competition with a poignant exploration of cultural identity. As Joe assembles a ragtag team of misfit players, he butts heads with the tribal chairman, portrayed by Gil Birmingham, who is skeptical of his motives. Meanwhile, Joe finds an unexpected ally in a spirited teacher, played by Crystal Allen, who believes in the team's potential. The central conflict emerges as the team must prepare for a high-stakes tournament against a privileged prep school, forcing Joe to confront his own past and the true meaning of community. With a PG-13 rating, Crooked Arrows delivers an uplifting, underdog story that celebrates the ancient roots of lacrosse as a sacred sport, blending heart-pounding game sequences with a heartfelt journey of redemption and pride.