This movie is based on a true story. Margaret Humphreys (Emily
Watson) is a social worker in the UK who uncovers a scandalous bit
of the country's history. From 1940 to 1970 hundreds of
thousands of children as young as 4 years old were shipped off to
orphanages run by a church organization in Australia. The film
chronicles a few of the now grownup children trying to reunite with
their parents with the help of Margaret. Three stars.
The movie ranks as nonviolent because there are only five violent
scenes in it and no on screen deaths. There is a story about an
attempted suicide, there is a death threat over the telephone, there
is an angry man trying to break into a woman's house, there are more
threats from a man in a car and there is a story about the torturing
of young boys in slave labor.
The previews include: a nonviolent commercial and nonviolent
previews for Young Goethe In Love, The Descendants, A Dangerous
Method and Into The Abyss.
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