1. Rabbit Proof Fence directed by Phillip Noyce Looking closely at the film

2. Plot Write a plot summary that is exactly 75 words long. Ensure you include coverage of all the key events.

3. Characters - description After viewing the film, choose five words you would use to describe Molly or Moodoo. Give a specific example and quote from the film to support each word. ………………… e.g.

4. Character For one character you need to be able to: Describe a character Explain how the character changes/develops throughout Describe the relationship the characters has with others Explain how the character relates to theme

5. Characters - Relationships Molly and Maude 1) Describe the relationship that Molly and Maude have. Find a quote/example that supports this. 2) Analyse how their relationship changes or doesn’t change after the girls are taken. Find a quote/example that supports this.

6. Themes Heroism Social Justice Australia’s Stolen Generations Select two themes. Write your own definition for each one and describe 2-3 events from the film (with quotes) that illustrate each theme. Try to discuss a range of visual and verbal techniques.

7. Character - theme Explain how the character you choose helps to convey the following themes: The Stolen Generations Social Justice (Injustice) Heroism Try to give specific examples from the text to support your answer.

8. Settings Where is the film set? When is the film set? Select two physical settings (places). Describe them (with quotes/examples)

9. Important Event Describe what you believe to be the most important event in the film. Find two to three quotes/examples that refer to the event. What does the event show the viewer about: Each character involved The themes in the film

10. Beginning and End Describe the sequence at the beginning of the film. Describe what happens at the end of the film. How do the changes link to the themes?

11. Analysing the Opening Sequence For each of the following events: Describe how they been used in the opening sequence Explain why the director has chosen to refer to them? Consider the plot, characters and the themes.