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2002 · 94 min · PG

Rabbit-Proof Fence

Directed by Phillip Noyce · Adventure, Drama, History

Rabbit-Proof Fence (2002) is a Adventure film, directed by Phillip Noyce set in Australia during the 1930s. It runs 94 minutes and is rated PG.

A survival, with a bleak and hopeful tone. Themes of prejudice & racism, family & loyalty, and survival run throughout.

Composer
Peter Gabriel
Cinematography
Christopher Doyle
Cast
Everlyn SampiTianna SansburyLaura MonaghanDavid GulpililNingali LawfordMyarn LawfordDeborah MailmanJason Clarke

The world of this film

Setting

Where
Australia
Setting
DesertWilderness
When
1930s

Premise & themes

Premise
Survival
Themes
Prejudice & RacismFamily & LoyaltySurvival
Tone
BleakHopeful

Shape

Protagonist
Child LeadFemale Led
Pacing
Measured
Based on
True Story

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