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Self Defense. (1983 film) Self Defense (also known as Siege) is a 1983 Canadian action-thriller-film directed by Paul Donovan and Maura O'Connell, and starring Tom Nardini, Brenda Bazinet, Darel Haeny, and Terry-David Després. [1]
Siege: Directed by Paul Donovan, Maura O'Connell. With Tom Nardini, Brenda Bazinet, Daryl Haney, Terry-David Després. A gay bar is hit by a group of sociopaths, and all the patrons are killed except for one man who escapes and takes refuge in an apartment occupied by a group of friends, who will do anything they can to protect him and survive the siege.
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- Crime, Drama, Thriller
- Paul Donovan, Maura O'Connell
- 1985-04
Nov 25, 2021 · A bunch of selfrighteous bullies want to set som "new rules" in town while the police in Halifax (Nova Scotia, Canada) are on strike. They try to scare all t...
- 93 min
- 12.1K
- Classic Motion Pictures
Self Defense plot "Today, their city. Tomorrow... yours!" A fascist group calling itself the "New Order" wants to impose some "new rules" when the Halifax police are on strike. They want to instill fear in all homosexuals in a bar, but in the process the owner of the bar is accidentally killed.
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- Tom Nardini, Brenda Bazinet, Daryl Haney
- Paul Donovan, Maura O'connell
Jul 20, 2021 · Directed and co-written by Paul Donovan alongside co-writer Maura O’Connell, 1983’s Siege (also known as Self Defense) is a Canadian thriller that uses the real life 1981 Halifax police strike as the backdrop. The story revolves around a vigilante hate group calling themselves New Order.
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- Doug Lennox
- $24.99
- Blu-ray
Self Defense (also known as Siege) is a 1983 Canadian action thriller directed by Paul Donovan and Maura O'Connell, starring Tom Nardini and Brenda Bazinet.. The plot is as follows - a neo-fascist group calling themselves the "New Order" (no relation to the band) want to set some "new rules" in town while the police in Halifax, Nova Scotia are on strike.
Jul 29, 2021 · Siege (a.k.a. Self Defense) SIEGE (previously released in the U.S. as SELF DEFENSE) is a 1983 Canadian exploitation film brought to my attention thanks to the new release on Blu-Ray and DVD from Severin Films. It seems more inspired by ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13 than any other movie, and it’s not a wall-to-wall scorcher like that, but I liked it ...
