Donnybrook is a 2018 drama film written and directed by Tim Sutton, based on the novel of the same name by Frank Bill.

Known as a tough guy, he seeks to leave his surroundings in favor of a fresh start for his family, and the only way he sees an out is by winning the Donnybrook, a massive bare-knuckle fight.

After killing their cooker who escaped the fire, they pay a visit to their partner, Eldon seeking money to restart their operation.

Meanwhile, Whalen, a local cop with a drinking problem, is investigating the gun shop robbery as well as the fire at the cookhouse.

Back in the cage, Earl eventually manages to overpower Angus, shouting "You killed my boy!"

[4] In October 2017, it was announced Jamie Bell, Frank Grillo, James Badge Dale, Margaret Qualley and Chris Browning had been cast in the film.

[5][6] Interviewed by Amy Taubin for Film Comment, Tim Sutton said, "Where the movie comes from for me is a combination of early Malick, the end of Taxi Driver, and Apocalypse Now".

The website's critical consensus reads: "Donnybrook has a solid cast and noble intentions, but they're overwhelmed by surface storytelling and unrelentingly grim violence.

"[19] Peter Debruge of Variety magazine praised director Tim Sutton, "Donnybrook marks a major step forward in both ambition and style.