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The Killing of Angel Street (1981)

Director: Donald Crombie

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From Time Out Film Guide

Factually based political thriller in which a girl exposes the involvement of both government and organised crime after her father dies in mysterious circumstances while fighting attempts to 'persuade' the inhabitants of a row of terraced houses to make way for high-rise development. Not bad, though very lightweight and lumbered with a silly romance. Phillip Noyce's Heatwave, made the same year, did much better by the same facts.

Author: TM

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