On Deadly Ground (Steven Segal, 1994)

   Segal is a mercenary for an oil company paid to set fire to evidence
   of the company's negligence in maintaining its rigs. He turns against
   the company and decides to destroys its newest facility so that they
   will have to evacuate the First Nation land. A step forward since Segal
   doesn't just play a cop, but actually serves a progressive political
   purpose. Also shows Segal fighting reactionary white chauvinist
   labor aristocrat workers who benefit from the colonization of First
   Nations. A good movie for the relationship between capitalism and
   indigenous exploitation, and the importance of self-defense and
   martial arts, despite bad gender politics and focoist implications.