Rabbit-Proof Fence 4K 2002 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

Western Australia, 1931. An inhumane law allows children to be taken from Aboriginal tribes and sent thousands of kilometers away to special institutions, where they are to be turned into obedient servants for white masters. Sisters Molly, Daisy, and their cousin Grace escape from a guarded camp. The authorities pursue the girls. The sisters must travel across Australia along an endless fence that protects settlements from wild rabbits.

Review 4K Movie

Australia, 1931. We see three Aboriginal girls who are sent to a special school, ‘generously’ built by white settlers. The girls don't like it there and decide to return home. But how can they do that? And how long will it take? They have only one guide, a 1,833 km fence—a barrier to protect against rabbits.

Enlightened England, a new light. They came up with the nickname themselves, they “enlighten” themselves. They allowed themselves, within themselves, to decide the fates of others.

I never understood why people admire Europe. For centuries, they invaded new lands, imposed their laws there, and shed innocent blood. With good-natured faces, white people called it help. They said they couldn't abandon the natives in the state they were in. And, damn it, some sincerely believed it. Did anyone ask you?! Did anyone invite you here?! “Don't bring your own rules to someone else's house.”

The terrible, cruel history of the aborigines, based on real events, will touch your hearts to tears. “We call them the stolen generation.”