December 16, 200223 yr A shockingly beautiful, moving, touching story. It's set in the 1930's when the so-called half-castes (half aboriginal-half white children) were separated from their families and were transported to be trained for domestic servants. The big plan was to bread them out. They thought that within 3 generations all the signs of their 'Aboriginality' would disappear. The film is about three girls being taken away, their escape and their 1500 miles long journey home. ON FOOT! It's really sad and moving. For me, as a European, this worls was hidden and was never taught about this in school. I see it as a Down Under semi-Holocaust... and it was the case until only 30 years ago! I recommend it to everyone, a beautiful, but very sad movie!!
December 20, 200223 yr wow.............i like ur review.....:puppydogeyes: i really wanted to see this film , and now you've convinced me :) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- “ Confusion, never stops, closing walls and ticking clocks… Singing come out upon my seas, curse missed opportunities…”
January 14, 200323 yr i never looked to see if its here but i still would like to see it along with a long list of movies i still havnt seen :-x
January 20, 200323 yr lol join the club! ive still got a big big list of movies i still have to see!! but i never have the time for it and when i do have the time i always end up sitting in from my computer!!LOL
July 30, 200521 yr I recommend it to everyone, a beautiful, but very sad movie!! I also recommend this movie. It's really sad.. I think I cried when I watched this.. I'm not sure, but it was really sad and beautiful..if you have the chance to watch it don't think it about it twice..WATCH IT! It's really really good..Thumbs up for this movie :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
July 31, 200521 yr I'll have to look for it, it sounds amazing. Haven't seen a great movie in a while. (Had to comment on your username CatDubh! LOL! U2 fan? *points to own username!* Ironic. :lol:)
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