By Jingo 2015
"People in darkness want to stay in darkness."
By Jingo (2015) is a raw, atmospheric drama directed by Ryan Caraway that dives deep into the struggle of rebuilding life after disaster.
Director: Ryan Caraway
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is By Jingo (2015) about?
By Jingo (2015) follows Sean Daly, a young laborer struggling to rebuild his life after a hurricane devastates his home and relationship. As he returns to work on a coastal farm, he confronts a new, ruthless owner and grapples with his own unraveling stability while trying to support his pregnant girlfriend.
Who directed By Jingo?
By Jingo was directed by Ryan Caraway, who also stars in the film and brings a visceral, grounded approach to its storytelling.
Who stars in By Jingo?
The film stars Ryan Caraway as Sean Daly, Ashleigh McCloskey as Cassie, Matthew Scanlon in a supporting role, and Mark Coffin among the cast.
Is By Jingo (2015) worth watching?
Though unrated on IMDb, By Jingo (2015) offers a compelling drama for fans of character-driven films with emotional depth. Its exploration of resilience and human frailty makes it a thought-provoking watch, though its intensity may not appeal to all viewers.
How long is By Jingo?
By Jingo has a runtime of 77 minutes.
About By Jingo (2015) — A Gritty Drama of Survival After Disaster
By Jingo (2015) is a raw, atmospheric drama directed by Ryan Caraway that dives deep into the struggle of rebuilding life after disaster. Following a young laborer, Sean Daly, as he returns to work on a coastal farm, the film explores his fight to support his pregnant girlfriend, Cassie, amid overwhelming odds. When a ruthless new owner takes over the farm, Sean's grip on stability frays, and his growing instability mirrors the turmoil around him. With the help of an aging farmhand, Ed Flynn, Sean battles to reclaim his place in a world that seems determined to push him further into darkness.
Shot with a gritty realism, By Jingo captures the tension between survival and despair, portraying a landscape as battered as its protagonist. Ryan Caraway's direction, paired with a cast led by Caraway himself, Ashleigh McCloskey, and Matthew Scanlon, delivers a story that's as much about human resilience as it is about the cracks in a broken system.