Iam so sad that they went through pain and also sharing their memories to the world was amazing,deep in my heart 💓 it's ache for you three sisters, you are my idol...
You actually walked the Rabbit Proof Fence, amazing. This story inspired my writing. . Did you have a team with you? Since somebody will have filmed you. And you actually met Daisy// Wow. Did you write about it all.? My question is my next trip to Australia with my friend Chrissie we will travel in a campervan and I definitely want to go to Jigalong. Where did you stay when you got there and any advise on whom I should contact in advance?
Hi Elizabeth. Thnks for the kind message. No i didn't. I filmed most of it myself. One of the kids filmed the end bit here. You need to get a permit to go to Jigalong. Contact the WA governement to get one. Yes, I'm currently trying to write a book about it all. x
Must've felt amazing to retrace the girls' steps and be in their home! I just read the article about your own journey along "their" fence and I had no idea Daisy was still alive! (is she still? because if she is since passed on then I am sorry for saying her name (I know the rule about that))
lindsey cole you're welcome :) it is, I was really amazed that Daisy is still living. I've seen the movie several times and although there are parts of it (particularly how the girls were abducted, but I was very angry that it was legal to go up to these people's homes and snatch their kids and drive off with them) that are inaccurate to the book (which I haven't read beyond previews). One thing about the movie that still affects me was seeing Kenneth Branagh as A.O. Neville. I remember being stunned on my first viewing of it a year ago because Kenneth is someone whose voice I've grown up with since I first watched "Walking With Dinosaurs" when I was seven, so it was pretty shocking to see him playing role of a racist man. And then for me there's the fact that the events happened in 1931, the year both of my great-grandparents were born, and also I'm mixed race, half black and half white like the girls (but I'm not Indigenous person or Australian) so... yeah... But I still love the movie, and the three child actresses were very believable and natural in their performances, and they were first time actresses too. So your walk and the real girls' walk along the fence took three months, yeah? I am really amazed at how they were able to stay undetected for the most part, they even outsmarted the authorities, and this is a (at the time of the events, of course) fourteen year old, a ten year old and an eight year old we're talking about
I watched the movie in school when we learned about the lost generation, even as a kid i loved the movie, I watched the movie again wghen I had the possibility to. And I have to say, when THE music popped in i teared up.
my name is tracy cameron,i watch this when i feel low and beaten. i am martu and my grandmothers and aunties and family keep me strong. love you long time xxxxx
Mom was part of the stolen generation and most of my family
I wasn't part of it but I can see and feel my family's pain it runs deep
Hey, sorry to hear that. Yes, it was an incredibly horrific policy.
Congratulations Lindsay, so glad you made your dream come true........looking forward to the book xx
Thank you Ann. That's the hardest part- writing the book!!
Iam so sad that they went through pain and also sharing their memories to the world was amazing,deep in my heart 💓 it's ache for you three sisters, you are my idol...
You actually walked the Rabbit Proof Fence, amazing. This story inspired my writing. . Did you have a team with you? Since somebody will have filmed you. And you actually met Daisy// Wow. Did you write about it all.? My question is my next trip to Australia with my friend Chrissie we will travel in a campervan and I definitely want to go to Jigalong. Where did you stay when you got there and any advise on whom I should contact in advance?
Hi Elizabeth. Thnks for the kind message. No i didn't. I filmed most of it myself. One of the kids filmed the end bit here. You need to get a permit to go to Jigalong. Contact the WA governement to get one. Yes, I'm currently trying to write a book about it all. x
Must've felt amazing to retrace the girls' steps and be in their home! I just read the article about your own journey along "their" fence and I had no idea Daisy was still alive! (is she still? because if she is since passed on then I am sorry for saying her name (I know the rule about that))
HI Elsa. thanks for your msg. It really was incredible. Yes, I believe she is. Incredible isn't it?!
lindsey cole you're welcome :) it is, I was really amazed that Daisy is still living. I've seen the movie several times and although there are parts of it (particularly how the girls were abducted, but I was very angry that it was legal to go up to these people's homes and snatch their kids and drive off with them) that are inaccurate to the book (which I haven't read beyond previews). One thing about the movie that still affects me was seeing Kenneth Branagh as A.O. Neville. I remember being stunned on my first viewing of it a year ago because Kenneth is someone whose voice I've grown up with since I first watched "Walking With Dinosaurs" when I was seven, so it was pretty shocking to see him playing role of a racist man. And then for me there's the fact that the events happened in 1931, the year both of my great-grandparents were born, and also I'm mixed race, half black and half white like the girls (but I'm not Indigenous person or Australian) so... yeah... But I still love the movie, and the three child actresses were very believable and natural in their performances, and they were first time actresses too. So your walk and the real girls' walk along the fence took three months, yeah? I am really amazed at how they were able to stay undetected for the most part, they even outsmarted the authorities, and this is a (at the time of the events, of course) fourteen year old, a ten year old and an eight year old we're talking about
wow shes mollys daughter
oh wow,looks like a wonderful place!
it really is John x
Respect sister
I watched the movie in school when we learned about the lost generation, even as a kid i loved the movie, I watched the movie again wghen I had the possibility to. And I have to say, when THE music popped in i teared up.
Thanks for this powerful upload. I first watched the film Rabbit Proof Fence are school. Powerful story of hope, courage and endurance.
Beautiful
Feeling so inspired!
Thanks Salisha
amazing
Absolutely beautiful❤️ Love this❤️❤️
This is amazing! 👍
I love your video💕
Thanks Ali x
my name is tracy cameron,i watch this when i feel low and beaten. i am martu and my grandmothers and aunties and family keep me strong. love you long time xxxxx
Beautiful Lins!!!
Victoria Ferrando ahh thanks darling girl xx
comming home soon.