Broke follows bronc rider True Brandywine as his rodeo career crumbles under the weight of brain injury, a sudden blizzard, and a reckoning with dreams that never quite landed. The neo-Western genre does a lot of the cultural work here: frontier self-reliance, father-son tension over land and legacy, and straight male identity treated as default rather than subject to examination. The cast skews traditionally, and the film's emotional architecture leans on a man quietly absorbing consequences rather than systemic critique. None of that is polemical, but the aggregate signals point in a consistent direction. Leans Traditional covers it fairly.