Returning from duty in Iraq, Danny
Bryant (Bean) returned home to a London that he
did not recognise. Disillusioned with the way he
had been treated in the Parachute Regiment and
what the country he pledged to defend has
become, he decides to take matters into his own
hand. Joined by Gene Decker (Dyer) who was
brutally beaten after been involved in a car
accident, Sandy (Friend) whose face is badly
scared from a vicious attack, Simon Hiller
(Harris) a disgruntled security guard and
barrister Cedric Munroe (James) who is being
terrorised by thugs working for a London crime
lord he tried to prosecute, Bryant decides to
take the fight to the criminal and deal out some
real justice.
"Outlaw"
is about a group of people that take the law into their own
hands and try to right perceived wrongs. It's about people that
are sick of being treated like they don't exist. Failed by the
government and left to fend for themselves by a redundant police
force, "Outlaw" is about people that have had enough and decide
to do something about it. They take to the streets and deal with
the wrongs themselves.