This was an amazing movie – very simple with lots of beautiful cinematography. Sad story but it's an awesome triumph of human spirit.
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This was an amazing movie – very simple with lots of beautiful cinematography. Sad story but it's an awesome triumph of human spirit.
We loved this portrayal of a often dismissed piece of history of a people who were treated apallingly. Hindsight is wonderful but the mere fact that one man thought he had all the answers for the lost aboriginal children by taking them away from their mothers was nothing short of typical victorian arrogance.
Rabbit Proof Fence
It's the 1930's in outback Australia. Three young Aboriginal girls – sisters Molly (Everlyn Sampi) and Daisy (Tianna Sansbury) and their cousin Gracie (Laura Monagham) are snatched from their mothers' arms in Jigalong, Western Australia and sent to a remote settlement at Moore River. 1500 miles away from home, distanced from their mothers and forced to adapt to a strange new world, the girls attempt the impossible and embark on a daring escape.
What ensues is an epic journy across an unforgiving landscape that will test the girls' very will to survive. Their only resources – tenacity, determination, ingenuity and each other. Their one hope – find the rabbit-proof fence that might just guide them home.
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