Doris Pilkington Rabbit Proof Fence

stolen generation in the art. In 2002, the movie “Rabbit-Proof Fence” is an adaptation of the book written about a real-life story of three young aborigines girls who were taken away to the Moore Rive Native Settlement in the early 30’s. Doris Pilkington Garimara is the writer and she’s the daughter of one of these three girls. So, she wrote the biography of her mother. (View of Doris Pilkington Garimara and the cover of “Rabbit-Proof Fence”) Then, we will talk about Archie Roach he was born

Taken Away Introduction : This document is an excerpt from a novel « Following the Rabbit Poorf Fence » written by an aboriginal Australian Doris Pilkington and a film adapted from the novel in 2002 which deals with the Stolen Generation in Australia. The book and the film tell the true story of Molly Graig a young Australian Aboriginal girl, her sister and her cousin who are taken away from their family by Constable Riggs to be educated in a white school. Indeed they are part of the official

de l’ouvrage au programme et de quelques essais critiques, d’aborder certaines problématiques inhérentes à l’Australie, telles que la persistance des antagonismes raciaux, Bibliographie Programme : - Doris Pilkington, Rabbit Proof Fence, Miramax Books, 2002 ou autre édition. - Film : Rabbit Proof Fence, Miramax Films, réalisation de Phillip Noyce. Disponible sur le site Internet www.play.com (fable sans problème). Critique (à consulter en bibliothèque) : - Donald Denoon, Philippa Mein-Smith and Marivic