Trespass Against Us

Chad Cutler is determined to secure a better future for his son, Tyson, by breaking free from the criminal lifestyle that has long defined his family. His aspirations create a rift with his father, Colby, who perceives Chad's ambitions as betrayal.

The Cutler family stages a police chase to honor their incarcerated brother, Bryan. This act symbolizes the deep-seated criminal ties and traditions that the family holds onto despite Chad's desire for change.

One evening, Chad faces an intense confrontation with Colby regarding an upcoming Sunday night robbery. Troubled by the dangers, Chad refuses to participate, leading to escalated tensions between father and son.

Chad's wife, Kelly, urges him to stand up against Colby's authority, advocating for a life away from crime. Her encouragement becomes a beacon of hope for Chad as he strives for a better life for his family.

Despite numerous reservations, Chad is forced to participate in the robbery with his gang, resulting in the burning of an estate mansion. This violent act highlights Chad's struggles and the dangers lurking within his criminal legacy.

In a tense situation during the escape, Chad kills Officer Lovage's police dog to evade capture. This harrowing decision underscores the lengths Chad is willing to go in order to break free from his past.

Chad's sense of peace is shattered when he learns from Kelly that their children have gone missing. This shocking news propels Chad into a state of panic as he desperately seeks assistance.

As the Cutler family seeks help, Police Constable Lovage suggests cooperating with the authorities. Unbeknownst to them, the police already have the children in custody, complicating the situation further.

The following day, armed response units conduct a raid on the Cutler family's campsite, seizing their pets and causing extensive damage to their property. Both Colby and Chad are interrogated but are ultimately released due to lack of evidence.

In a family meeting, Colby stresses the importance of unity as they prepare for their next illegal venture. Chad, feeling increasingly trapped, gears up to confront both his family dynamics and his father's control.

In an effort to create a new beginning for Tyson, Chad tries to purchase a puppy for his son's seventh birthday. However, his inability to read the paperwork leads to a confrontation that spirals into chaos.

Overcome with frustration, Chad snatches the puppy and throws money into the air before fleeing in a taxi. This impulsive act signifies Chad's deep desperation and his commitment to securing happiness for his son.

Chad calls Colby to meet him at an old oak tree, a place loaded with family history. Here, Chad and Tyson share a moment of peace as Chad gifts his son the stolen puppy, embracing for the impending police arrival.

As the police close in, Chad imparts heartfelt advice to Tyson, preparing for the inevitable arrest. In his final moments of freedom, he expresses love for Kelly, showcasing his inner struggle between family loyalty and the quest for a better life.