Internationally, “Fence” is expected to launch at Cannes, which should be a good stepping-stone to worldwide release in niche outlets, with Miramax scheduled to open it in the States mid-year.

The metaphor of "rabbit-proof fence" refers to a wire fence that ran through the outback and was designed to protect western Australia from a plague of rabbits brought in by European immigrants.

Retracing the Rabbit Proof Fence A renewed debate about historical accuracy provides an opportunity to re-watch a landmark Australian film.

Noyce reduces the second imprisonment of Molly and her two children in Moore River and her escape back along the Rabbit-Proof Fence to a few words of text at the end film.

After walking Western Australia's 3000-kilometre-long Rabbit Proof Fence in 2016, Lindsey Cole went looking for her next adventure — swimming England's most famous river in a mermaid suit to ...

The wrenching and powerful Australian drama “Rabbit Proof Fence,” which came out in 2002, shed light on a draconian governmental policy that took Aboriginal children away from their mothers.

Doris Pilkington, author of Follow the Rabbit-Proof Fence (University of Queensland Press, 1997), will give a talk coupled with the screening of the acclaimed 2002 film The Rabbit-Proof Fence at 5 p.m ...

Ms Kelly decided that since Jigalong was on a rabbit-proof fence, intended to stop the spread of the imported animals, that ran through Western Australia, if they headed toward the fence and ...

There’s a touch of magic to the way the rabbit-proof fence becomes their guideway back home. But their journey to Jigalong dramatizes the awfulness of Neville’s policies every step of the way.

Aunty Doris is the daughter of Molly Craig, one of the three children who made the journey from Moore River Native Settlement in Western Australia's south to Jigalong in the state's north west.

Three half-caste kids from the Jigalong settlement are trawled up by white authorities and dumped in a government orphanage at Moore River, 2000 kilometres away.

Rabbit-Proof Fence An incredible but true Depression-era story about a 1,200 mile trek by three little aboriginal girls across rugged Aussie terrain is brought to the screen in "Rabbit-Proof Fence ...