Rabbit-Proof Fence(2002)
Powerful film set in 1930s Australia, where children born to mixed-race parents were often taken from their Aboriginal mothers by the state.
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Age group8+ years
Duration89 mins
- Sam, 11
- 1 reviews
Rabbit Proof Fence is a film that is set in 1930s Australia. It follows 3 girls and their journey home.
At the start we see the girls get taken off their mother and grandmother and to a concentration camp. At the concentration camp the children were treated like dirt because they were mixed raced or half caste as referred to. I enjoyed the film as it was interesting and entertaining I plan to stay at Film Club and would like to see films like this one again as it was very interesting.
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