| Fortress 1986 | |||||
| HBO / Rysher Ent. (1986) | |||||
| Horror, Thriller | |||||
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| Sean Garlick | Sid | |
| Rachel Ward | Sally Jones | |
| Elaine Cusick | Mrs. O'Brien | |
| Laurie Moran | Mr. O'Brien | |
| Marc Gray | Tommy | |
| Ray Chubb | Publican | |
| Bradley Meehan | Richard | |
| Rebecca Rigg | Narelle | |
| Beth Buchanan | Leanne | |
| Asher Keddie | Sue | |
| Marc Aden | Tommy | |
| Anna Crawford | Sarah | |
| Richard Terrill | Toby | |
| Vernon Wells | Dabby Duck | |
| Peter Hehir | Father Christmas | |
| David Bradshaw | Pussy Cat |
| Director | Arch Nicholson
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| Producer | Raymond Menmuir
Hector Crawford Ian Crawford Michael Lake |
| Writer | Everett De Roche
Gabrielle Lord |
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An Australian school teacher and her students are kidnapped. She and the children fight for their lives and try to escape from their captors. "Fortress" explores a shocking concept which shows how easily a borderline between a victim and an attacker can be crossed. The children and the teacher, calm and peaceful by nature, when driven beyond their limits by the kidnappers, eventually respond with a cruelty and fury extending that of their oppressors. |
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