🎬 First Nations Film Screening – Rabbit-Proof Fence

Join us for a powerful and meaningful evening as we screen Rabbit-Proof Fence (2002), a film that shares an important story from First Nations history here in Western Australia.

Based on a true story, the film follows three Aboriginal girls who escape from a government settlement and embark on an incredible 1,500-mile journey home, guided by the rabbit-proof fence. It’s a moving story of resilience, strength, and the lasting impact of historical policies on Aboriginal families.

This screening offers students the opportunity to learn, reflect, and engage with First Nations perspectives through film.

🍿 Free popcorn and soft drink provided
🎟 Free event – bookings essential (limited spots available)

📅 Tuesday 21 April
🕕 6:00PM – 9:00PM
📍 Luna Leederville

Event Schedule:
6:00pm – Lounge mingling & ticket/voucher collection
6:30pm – Welcome
6:35pm – Film screening (Rabbit-Proof Fence, 1 hr 34 min)
8:10pm – Event ends

Disclaimer:

Photos may be taken at this event. Please let event staff know on the day if you do not wish your photo to be taken.

This is a free screening, however if you cannot make it on the night, please let us know, so we can pass your ticket onto someone else.

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