Rabbit-Proof Fence2002
Rabbit-Proof Fence (2002)
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Cast
as Molly
as Daisy
as Gracie
as A.O. Neville
as Moodoo
as Molly's Mother
as Molly's Grandmother
as Mavis
as Constable Riggs
as Neal
as Miss Thomas
as Dormitory Boss
as Police Inspector
as Depot Manager
as Fence Worker
as Miss Jessop
as Matron
as Moodoo's Daughter
as Escaped Girl, Olive
as Kangaroo Hunter
as Fence Builder
as Gracie's Mother
as Wiluna Liar
as Moore River Policeman
as First Farm Mother
as Farm Daughter
as Car Driving Policeman
as Mr. Evans
as Mrs. Evans
as Railway Policeman
as Farmhouse Policeman
as Jigalong Mother
as Tommy Grant
as Woman in Queue
as First Dormitory Girl
as Second Dormitory Girl
as Aboriginal Hunter
as Singing Woman at Jigalong
as Singing Woman at Jigalong
as Singing Woman at Jigalong
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Critic Reviews for Rabbit-Proof Fence
All Critics (145) | Top Critics (38) | Fresh (127) | Rotten (18) | DVD (10)
Rabbit-Proof Fence is a solid effort.
[Director Phillip] Noyce shows their awful, eventually uplifting journey without flinching, and the arid Australian wilderness is a co-star of the film.
Entering that austere pantheon of Australian outback classics like Walkabout and Picnic at Hanging Rock, Noyce's film is a profound wonder.
Its adult themes of familial separation and societal betrayal are head and shoulders above much of the director's previous popcorn work.
As moving as it is hallucinatory, it's truly a journey through another world.
Noyce trusts the power of the story to move us. He knows that, like the girls themselves, we'll find our way along Rabbit-Proof Fence.
Audience Reviews for Rabbit-Proof Fence
Kenneth Branagh is a compelling villain, and some of the cinematography is great but there simply isn't enough plot to carry this true-story drama to the finish line with full attention in tow.
Super Reviewer
Rabbit-Proof Fence is visually stunning, well-acted film telling of the racism by the British against the Aboriginal peoples of Australia in the 1930's. It's an emotional, heart-breaking jouney enhanced by a haunting and beautiful score by Peter Gabriel.
Super Reviewer
A powerful true story revealing a time in Australian history known as "The Stolen Nation". A gutsy focus on one family and their courage to evade their government forced destinies. Great perforrmances all around.
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Rabbit-Proof Fence Quotes
| A.O. Neville: | Just because people have Neolithic tools, Inspector, doesn't mean they have Neolithic minds. |
| Molly Craig: | They make me sick, these people, they make me sick. |
| A.O. Neville: | Half-caste children have been gathered up and brought here to give them the benefit of everything our culture has to offer. For if we are to fit and train such children for the future, they cannot be left as they are, and in spite of himself, the native must be helped. |
| A.O. Neville: | If only they would understand what we are trying to do for them. |