Self Defense

The film follows Katy Devoux, who operates a gambling establishment in British Columbia. While she strives to maintain a fair business, her past and the nature of her income weigh heavily on her. Complications arise when her rival, Jeff Bowman, attempts to use her daughter Nona against her, leading to a deadly confrontation that tests the limits of self-defense.

With a runtime of 60 minutes, Self Defense features a cast that includes Pauline Frederick, Theodore von Eltz, and Barbara Kent. Its narrative dives into the challenges faced by Katy as she navigates personal and professional threats in her life. The film's exploration of the law of nature makes it a thought-provoking piece from the early 1930s, appealing to collectors interested in classic dramas.