Themes Explored in "The Castle

Explore the various themes in the film "The Castle," highlighting Australian identity, family, class and culture, land rights, community, and multiculturalism. The movie portrays the struggles of an Australian family fighting to keep their home against the government's plans for airport expansion, emphasizing the importance of values, justice, and connection.

• Themes
• The Castle
• Australian Identity
• Family
• Justice

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1. The Castle Themes

2. What it is: A theme may be regarded as the message or even the moral of a text Themes in The Castle Why it is important: To give greater insight into what is valued by a culture to then identify, accept or challenge

3. Why The Castle is important Summary: Directed by Rob Sitch, The Castle is a film that follows the story of an Australian family struggling to keep their home after receiving a compulsory notice from the government who requires the land to expand the airport. Through the family s quest for justice, this film highlights the importance of connection to family and friends, being grateful for what we all have, and pursuing what is deemed right and a fair go in Australia. Related image:

4. Theme 1: Australian Identity Summary of theme: Related image:

5. Theme 2: Family Summary of theme: Related image:

6. Summary of theme: Theme 3: Class and Culture Related image:

7. Summary of theme: Theme 4: Land Rights Related image:

8. Theme 5: Community

9. Theme 6: Multiculturalism Summary of theme: Related image: