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10-14-2011, 06:28 AM
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Hahaha. XD
In all seriousness though I think the movie is pretty good because Australia has had a history of having White people in power deciding what they should do for Aboriginal people ie the White Man's Burden. So it's good to see that those perspectives are being addressed and ridiculed in a way by showing the history of white relations with Aboriginal people from the other way around. The Anglo-Australian now can see what things could be like from the 1788 invasion onwards from a perspective that could be similar to the Aboriginals and any indigenous peoples from the world when foreign people settled in their land.
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