Review of Rabbit-Proof Fence (2002) by Bruce B — 28 Jul 2009
One of the best films I have seen this month and it ranks up there with some of the best films I have seen lifetime. This is about the 1930 time frame when Aboriginal boys and girls were taken away from there parents if the were have breeds, part white part Aboriginal.
This is a true story about a 13 year old girl with her cousin 11 and sister 8, who trek across Australia after being taken from their parents and put in a White Training School, more like a prison camp.
They escape and trek 1500 miles back home. The ending is the coolest where the real people make a cameo appearance. This didn't get the play time in America that it should have. 5 Stars nothing less.
This review of Rabbit-Proof Fence (2002) was written by Bruce B on 28 Jul 2009.
Rabbit-Proof Fence has generally received very positive reviews.
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