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By Mo B (326) on 24 Nov 2015

Rating: 80% With excellent acting and a script that doesn't abandon its true-story elements, Rabbit-Proof Fence is an intriguing as well as…

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By Cb M (56) on 24 Nov 2015

Rating: 80% With excellent acting and a script that doesn't abandon its true-story elements, Rabbit-Proof Fence is an intriguing as well as…

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By Tash T (3) on 14 Nov 2015

The movie Rabbit Proof Fence is a true story based on the book by Molly's daughter Doris Pilkington Garimara, and directed by Phillip Noyce…

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By Stanley Kauffmann (447) for The New Republic (897) on 22 Oct 2015

Noyce has treated this story almost like a page of holy writ. If he has erred, it is in the very awe of his approach…

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By Mattam (2) on 27 Jul 2015

A fairly satisfactory display of the dilemmas faced by aboriginal people and what the outcomes were…

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By Jami Bernard (708) for New York Daily News (5,623) on 28 Jun 2015

Here, Noyce lets his camera, the geography and the youngsters tell this exceptionally powerful story…

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By Joseph G (414) on 14 Jun 2015

Sometimes the smallest movies have the biggest impact.This is that type of movie…

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By Phil Hall (302) for Film Threat (5,156) on 06 Apr 2015

Achieves the impossible by taking one of the most compelling and harrowing stories imaginable and channeling it into one of the most ordinary…

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By Lawrence Toppman (1,654) for Charlotte Observer (1,670) on 07 Jan 2015

The rabbits, foolishly introduced to a land that couldn't support them as they bred and dispersed, are symbols of the English: ravenous, unheeding,…

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By Ella Taylor (978) for L.A. Weekly (3,142) on 09 Sep 2014

Noyce wants us to feel the joy of the homecoming, but he's honest enough to show, in a coda that tells what happened to the girls after their…

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By Gregoire B (42) on 31 Aug 2014

A haunting and powerful film retells a true-life story of a dark era of Australian history with beautiful landscape shots and superb acting…

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By Simon B (532) on 08 Jul 2014

Rabbit Proof Fence is a film with a great heart and a great story which combines to make it a superb Australian film…

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By Jaime R (504) on 18 Jun 2014

Visually attractive and incredibly powerful tale…

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By Claudette A (661) on 09 Jun 2014

I think this is one of Australia's cruelest parts of history…

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By Jaime A (168) on 02 Jun 2014

Great performances by the young 3 leads and good direction…

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By Dazmine K (1) on 19 Jan 2014

Until the 1970's, Australian government would capture half-castes children into camps with other children of the same color to breed them with…

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By Matthew F. J (1,288) on 03 Jan 2014

Excellent film, shot marvelously in the Australian desert this film is just a massive & epic story of three little girls who were abducted…

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By Yoshipie (18) on 21 Dec 2013

Haunting, heart-breaking and powerful. Beautifully uncovers the ugliest and most shameful part of Australian history…

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By Adam S (1,940) on 30 Oct 2013

Set in Australia in 1931, at a time when Aborigine girls were taken from their families to be trained as servants…

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By Matt M (2,511) on 30 Oct 2013

Set in Australia in 1931, at a time when Aborigine girls were taken from their families to be trained as servants…

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