Rabbit Proof Fence (2002) Trailer 

That's true, it's very interesting

lmao rawr xd

I’m aboriginal

You've taught me something that I didn't know thank you sir.

I’m aboriginal what they did was horrible it still makes me feel a sense of pain for my ancestors and my great pop

DuKeBanksy are you really aboriginal? I’m not hating, but ik ur lying if it is u in ur profile. Is it you?? I’m not accusing. I agree with you =)

Tia Reynolds wow! I’m watching this movie at school in grade 6

Watched this when young aswell 💖💖💖

i’m grade 8

haha too bad we watched it in 9th grade

Me too, but I couldn't handle it, I was shaking and the teacher wouldn't let me leave. It was traumatizing

They gaslight ALL black people that way. Just ask African Americans.

+AmyMc_clothesandmakeup I know. The British colonized Australia.

+AmyMc_clothesandmakeup well... it should be pretty common knowledge that Australia was colonised by the Europeans... but that aside... with your "normal obsessions", are you trying to insinuate that those of us who take the time to discuss these sorts of issues are strange? I would call it taking an interest in the greater society, and expanding your mind with new takes on the world... you just kinda back handed yourself...

I was thinking the same thing.... It's horrible 😭👎🏻

Ha that's happening in the black community now

And Canada for sure... 😔

RIP David Gulpilil, he captivated ever since I watched Walkabout for the every first time ❤

@@AClockworkTammy666 I still can’t believe he’s gone, I’m not Aboriginal or even Australian and I haven’t seen all his films but I was a big fan of his and I cried when he died.

Same.

Same my mom showed me this movie .

Annabelle Cao Most white settlers just wanted to live in peace.

THICCmachine hahahahahaha rightio yeah kill the original people too live in that utopia

The RZ half the aussie people involved in this are dead im not trying to justify it im just saying

Annabelle Cao don’t say white peoples say English people

@@wolvesofthesea6354 you still occupy my land though

And then the sixties scoop after the residential schools, where tons and tons of indigenous kids were unnecessarily removed from their families by child protective services and adopted out to white families in Canada and the USA

+Victoria Love it really is a terrifying thought

Katie Gordon Yes, all by white people. And nothing is being done because of white supremacy. They don't teach this worldwide, they change words around like trade worker instead of slaves, the melanated people are treated poorly in their own country, the list goes on.

are you insane? EVERY single race of people has done things similar or comparable to this smh, as if youre gonna sit there being racist asf and saying "all white people are evil". Disgusting, did you miss the morale of this movies story, have you even seen the movie?

Comeonmate7 You cannot even provide a good example. I never even said "all white people are evil" you suffer from psychosis, distorting reality. The indigenous people never lived in teepee's, mud hut, straw huts, etc, they lived in vast cities where pyramids were built.

"yes all by white people". What are you talking about? Plenty of cultures did this. The African slave traders who sold slaves to the Europeans. How about the current persecution of women and most non islamics in Africa and the middle east?

yuvisydney Very true much the same as what happened in America .

human beings are pretty gross, sad how there is stories like the aboriginals of australia in pretty much every single culture/continent on earth.

+Comeonmate7 South Africa was a good example with its Apartheid system And present day Israel practices apartheid every day with the Palestinians.

+Krishna Narayanan that's actually quite interesting, when the European settlers/invaders whatever you want to call them, came to New Zealand they didn't try to take over because they recognised the Maori strength and structure of society, however when they came to Australia, they deemed the people already there in residence 'less than'/'underdeveloped', whatever it was that they thought. What you're saying here is interesting because New Zealand is quite prideful and excepting of the Maori culture, whereas Australia, though not discriminatory, is quite dismissive of it on a social basis. Similar to stance taken by Americans towards their Native people's culture (i think, i'm not an American so i'm really just going off long distance observations). That being said there is still a lot of Aboriginal acknowledgement present in Australian society.

Open your history book

So you were half cast

I understand your grandmother hated white men but that's doing the same thing they were doing Blaming someone just solely because of their race/colour. THats the thing about this, using the holocaust as an example, some Germans hated Jewish people are used propaganda to decide others that they were right, and then they did horrible things to Jews. The same is in this situation, it wasn't everyone, and back then (even now) many hate Germans or white people in general despite 1. it wasn't all of them and 2. no one alive today has done this stuff and it's not fair to place the blame. Sorry for this weird rant about hypocritical things

Are those fence still out there?

@@akashshinde4571yes, they are.

+JaHaddy Jael bigoted idiots. The attitudes they had towards everything related to this was absolutely disgusting

I agree, but "civilized" equals "unfair sick disgusting treatment." That's the way it is. Anybody who doesn't submit to "civilized" are "freaks" or "abomination," and they need to be "fixed." It's only a matter of time until the world "fixes you" (like they fixed me). When eventually, you are too afraid to even call it out as it is. Welcome to Earth.

Katie Gordon Yes, it is, but what can we do? We're not the government.

Yes it was. REALLY sad, but amazing. Gorgeous soundtrack too, by Peter Gabriel.

Same

Same :)

We are learning about it

Erin Berger So glad their showing this in school

I chose to watch this when it came out as an adult, so I understood it well as I had read reviews first. It went on all over the world as an attempt to Westernise even the most remote tribes and 'reach' them first by missionaries. But all that started in the Middle East, Greece and Egypt 2000 years ago with the Christianisation of the pagans and Jews. Before Christianity began in Palestine the Jews mostly kept themselves to themselves and didn't force Judaism on Gentiles. Then in the first century the early monks were destroying pagan temples, and statues and the Library of Aleexandria. Christianity. Then they spread all over Europe and people were forced to convert to it there. Then from Europe spread all over the world with colonisation starting five centuries ago with explorers and botanists first. Then missionaries and then invading armies. There is now an attempt in Europe to rediscover the pagan past. The Renaissance starting in Italy was about the attempt to revert back to Classical philosophies, discoveries and way of life from Italy and Greece. Around the same time I watched Whale Rider about a Maori girl who was the granddaughter of a tribal chief and raised by him as her father was living in Germany.

i am watching this for English

Watched it today in my Geography Class that's why I'm here to find the full film.

+Ojie Olumese IM watching the full film on TV right now. Got it off the internet

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same

That Fucking Stupid When I Was The Only On That Cried Watching This At School No One Cared

lol

Well I Had To Watch This At School

i didn't watch it at school

Yes you did.

'We' didnt do shit! The Elitists did. And arestill doing it.

Been 8 years how is life treating you as an adult ?

damn 8 kids

You can't honestly believe that? 🤣 lmfao. You guys treat yourselves like trash, wake up. Have you even lived on a mission? Or you complaining from a comfy city paid for by centrelink. LOL

I want things to change. If only the people who have power thought the same. I wonder if the Voice will bring about substantial changes.

No Molly's daughter wrote a book and people made a film based on it

Yes sweetie :'( same with the Maori people of New Zealand :'(

yes....they kidnapped or forced native americans to let them attend their catholic church schools in order to indocrinate the white culture in them so that the kids would assimilate and not go against their white society. There is a move about it.

Freya Mulhall yes. I'm not Indigenous Australian or Native American, but this whole "stolen children, forced removal, and assimilation" history still upsets me. My heart breaks every time I watch the abduction scene.

Makiba U and during the Iron Age, sometimes the Romans would do this same forced removal and assimilation to the children in some Germanic tribes. Arminius, the man who defeated the Romans during the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest, was a Cherusci boy who was kidnapped from his village by the Romans and grew up with them.

Yes, and happened to all native people of all America, that is why native people in Peru and Mexico are so catholic, they achieved what they wanted, that is called The Missions. Very sad. There is a movie about it, I recommend it to you, The Mission is the name.

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Same lmao

I am going to watch this next term. just came to see what the movie is about. looks like a very good and informative movie.

I watched this with my mom when I was 12 and then I heard that my brother was watching this movie in his class. The fact that this was based on a real event makes it even more depressing.

+Katie Gordon The thing is, yes its a better situation today. The aboriginal population lived in peace for over 20.000 to 30.000 years, until about 230 years ago when new settlers invaded Australia and took their land and freedom. The Europeans murdered the aboriginals, kidnapped their children and took their home and culture.

+Aurora Nilsson yes it happened, and yes it was horrible. But we can't take back past atrocities. What's done is done, and if people continue to live in the past we'll never move forward. Events have repeated themselves so many times over the course of history. Countries get invaded. People die. We are lucky to live in an age where that is no longer considered an acceptable course of action. The Europeans invading the Aboriginals is one more case of one society overtaking another. I'm by no means endorsing their actions, but I am tired of being told that I need to be sorry for it. I personally, have done nothing at all to harm the Aboriginal people in person or by name, and I do not see why I should have to stand down and accept "all white people are horrible" and the such, because of something people I'm not even related to did. Even if I were distantly related to them I, or those around me who also do not mistreat the Aboriginal population, should not have to pay for the actions of people from a different time. They who have not even existed at same time as we have. The world was a different place back then. Shame the actions of those did the wrong, not those who are just trying to live in peace.

+Eric Mifsud calm the tone mate, if I'm wrong, then I'm wrong, but I have yet to see a single argument telling me why I should allow myself to be ridiculed for something I did not do. Not only did I not do it, I had no power over it at all. Not because I am a bystander, but because I wasn't even alive at the time. But I should think that, that would be obvious. It's disgusting, horrifying, and appalling that these things occurred. Do they still? Are young Australian Indigenous girls and boys stolen from their communities for reasons based purely on their ethnicity? And, this white crowd bowing to an indigenous girl (you missed the part about her being Mabo's granddaughter, kind of an important aspect, not just for her but the Mabo case is another example of society's code changing and growing - important milestones being achieved, I mean) is important. You're absolutely right, it does not fix "200 years of social *Darwinism and ethnocentrism" (not that those are particularly stable points...), but doesn't it show how far society has come? The respect held for what her name and her people represent? And finally, "European man"... so does that mean you're not Australian? I'm not saying that if you aren't Australian you can't have an opinion, or anything like that, but if you aren't then you probably don't have the same level of exposure that we do to Aboriginal culture. Oh yeah, also, please refrain from the profanities. They do absolutely nothing to further your point. I'd love to have a proper discussion if you're up for it, because I want to hear the opinions of someone who disagrees with me, but if you can't be civilised then please take it elsewhere.

why are all your comments so long?

Because I have a horrendous habit of waffling on for extended periods of time. That and I also have the tendency to procrastinate (currently sitting the HSC).

I can't believe she's gone! :0

Netflix

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Marcela Klein try putlocker

f@#$ing trailer

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