Synopsis
After the brutal murder of his beloved brother, a small-town surfer seeks revenge against the gang of merciless thugs he holds responsible. However, when another tragedy brings him face to face with the consequences of his actions, he must seek forgiveness from the very people he despises most.
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Cast
- Scott EastwoodJohn
- Rita WilsonSheila
- Kim MatulaDonna
- Chris BrochuBen
- Julie CarmenLaura Rivera
- Jeff FaheyTrick
- David James ElliottJim
- Frankie StoneJeanette
- Paul ZiesDingy
- Daz CrawfordCharles
Recommendations
- 50
The Dissolve
There’s a certain undeniable gravity to John’s tragic arc. But Dawn Patrol feels distended and awkwardly paced despite a lean, 87-minute runtime. - 50
The Dissolve
There’s a certain undeniable gravity to John’s tragic arc. But Dawn Patrol feels distended and awkwardly paced despite a lean, 87-minute runtime. - 40
Los Angeles Times
As over-the-top operatic and inexplicable as Dawn Patrol can be, producer and star Eastwood remains captivating and charismatic, ultimately serving as a grounding element within the swirl of emotional drama and almost saving the film from going overboard. - 40
Los Angeles Times
As over-the-top operatic and inexplicable as Dawn Patrol can be, producer and star Eastwood remains captivating and charismatic, ultimately serving as a grounding element within the swirl of emotional drama and almost saving the film from going overboard. - 30
The Hollywood Reporter
Playing like a white-trash Greek tragedy, Dawn Patrol squanders the good will that budding screen heartthrob Scott Eastwood earned for his recent starring turn in "The Longest Ride." - 30
Village Voice
The developments keep getting more outrageous from there, with the psychologies of the characters becoming increasingly bizarre. - 30
The Hollywood Reporter
Playing like a white-trash Greek tragedy, Dawn Patrol squanders the good will that budding screen heartthrob Scott Eastwood earned for his recent starring turn in "The Longest Ride." - 30
Village Voice
The developments keep getting more outrageous from there, with the psychologies of the characters becoming increasingly bizarre.
