Frank Chackler

Tin Soldier (2025) dives straight into the chaos of loyalty, betrayal, and the messy business of fighting for a cause you might not even believe in anymore. Frank Chackler steps right into the fire as a man caught between his past and the brutal reality of the present. The story’s set in this raw, unforgiving world, where ideals get chewed up and spit out by people with more guns than morals. Things kick off when a group of disillusioned soldiers, tired of being pawns, band together under a mysterious leader with a shady agenda. Frank’s character? He’s no saint. Haunted by mistakes, he’s got a chip on his shoulder the size of a tank, and trust issues for days. As the crew launches a risky mission, you start to wonder who’s actually pulling the strings. Power shifts. Allies turn on each other. There’s a sense that nobody’s hands are clean, and everyone’s just trying to survive another day without catching a bullet. Flashbacks paint a picture of how Frank got here—bad choices, worse luck, and maybe a shot at redemption if he doesn’t screw it up. All the while, the film keeps you guessing: are these guys fighting for freedom, or just running from themselves? The action’s gritty, the stakes feel real, and by the end, you’ll probably be questioning what it really means to be a soldier when the war never really ends.