Review of Crooked Arrows (2012) by Ronnie Scheib for Variety — 30 May 2012
The story of a ragtag Native American team rediscovering the tribal roots of the game to defeat preppie champions is rife with tired tropes, and lacking in three-dimensional characters or colorful plot-twists.
Happily for this Onandaga-financed production and vet director Steve Rash, gifted Native American lacrosse players lend hard-hitting impact to the game scenes.
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This review of Crooked Arrows (2012) was written by Ronnie Scheib and published by Variety on 30 May 2012.
Crooked Arrows has generally received mixed reviews.
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