Crown and Anchor 2018
"Loyalty grows deeper than roots."
James Downey's return to his Newfoundland hometown for his mother's funeral forces him to confront the ghosts of his abusive childhood and the fractured life he left behind.
Director: Andrew Rowe
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Crown and Anchor (2018) about?
A Newfoundland police officer returns home for his mother's funeral and finds himself caught between duty and family. As his troubled cousin spirals into drugs and violence, he must face the demons from his own abusive past before the cycle of pain claims another life.
Who directed Crown and Anchor?
Andrew Rowe directed this emotionally charged crime drama, bringing a sensitive yet unflinching lens to family trauma and redemption.
Who stars in Crown and Anchor?
Michael Rowe leads the cast, joined by Matt Wells, Natalie Brown, Robert Joy, and Stephen McHattie in pivotal roles.
Is Crown and Anchor (2018) worth watching?
For fans of character-driven crime dramas, *Crown and Anchor* delivers a haunting look at family and consequence. While not rated on IMDb, its raw atmosphere and strong performances make it a compelling watch for those drawn to small-town tension and personal reckonings.
How long is Crown and Anchor?
Crown and Anchor runs for 121 minutes, or just over two hours, immersing viewers in its dramatic narrative.
About Crown and Anchor (2018) — A gripping crime drama of family, trauma, and redemption
James Downey's return to his Newfoundland hometown for his mother's funeral forces him to confront the ghosts of his abusive childhood and the fractured life he left behind. Directed by Andrew Rowe and set against the stark beauty of coastal Canada, *Crown and Anchor* (2018) plunges into a raw crime drama where loyalty, trauma, and choice collide. The film follows James, a police officer who buried his pain to become a protector, as he's drawn into the violent spiral of his cousin Danny—now lost to drugs and crime. As past and present crash together, James must decide whether to step back or step in before it's too late.
A moody, emotionally charged narrative unfolds as Andrew Rowe crafts a story of redemption and reckoning, anchored by Michael Rowe's gripping lead performance. With themes of family obligation, cycles of abuse, and the cost of escape, *Crown and Anchor* delivers a tense, character-driven drama that lingers long after the credits roll.