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Jul 31, 1986 · Fortress: Directed by Arch Nicholson. With Sean Garlick, Rachel Ward, Elaine Cusick, Laurie Moran. After being kidnapped for ransom by four criminals, a schoolteacher and her students flee into a cave and build fortifications in anticipation of a decisive battle with their captors.
Fortress is a 1985 Australian thriller film directed by Arch Nicholson and written by Everett De Roche, and starring Rachel Ward, based on Gabrielle Lord's 1980 novel of the same name.
Stay SUPER and see you next time! Fortress Movie Trailer (Released 1985) All rights of footage & soundtrack belong to Crawford Productions Int. & HBO Premiere Films. (THIS IS A FAN EDITED...
Sally Jones (Rachel Ward), an Australian schoolteacher, finds herself in a fight for life--both her students and her own--when four armed, masked men burst into their isolated one-room school.
Fortress (1985) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
Feb 6, 2017 · While technically a made-for-TV movie, one released theatrically the following year in Australia, Fortress remains an effective portrait of survival and increasing brutality. The ending returns...
Fortress TV-MA 1985 1h 29m Mystery & Thriller List Reviews 74% Audience Score 500+ Ratings As the teacher at a small school in rural Australia, Sally Jones (Rachel Ward) leads a rather mundane...
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Brief Synopsis. A television movie about Sally, a teacher in the rugged Australian coutryside, and her nine students who are kidnapped by thugs and are taken into the wilds of the Australian outback. Terrorized and abandoned, they find themselves forced into a primitive struggle for survival.
Action & adventure. As the teacher at a small school in rural Australia, Sally Jones (Rachel Ward) leads a rather mundane life. However, for her and nine of her students, all of that changes when...
Overview. After being kidnapped by four masked men, a teacher and her students rebel by plotting against the criminals. Arch Nicholson. Director. Gabrielle Lord. Novel.
