The Battle for Moser River

This documentary focuses on Moser River, a small community two hours from Halifax, Nova Scotia. For over two generations, residents have dealt with vandalism and intimidation in the absence of adequate policing. The situation escalates to violence, forcing some community members to take the law into their own hands.

The film examines the tragic case of Donald Findlay, who was murdered in the Halifax County Correctional Centre while serving a sentence for dangerous driving. This incident highlights the severe consequences of the escalating lawlessness in the region. At 44 minutes long, this documentary offers a poignant insight into the social issues faced by the residents of Moser River and the impact of crime on their lives.