A stranded ex-TV personality and a twelve-year-old Indigenous girl team up to rescue orphaned kangaroo joeys in the Australian Outback, and both end up putting themselves back together in the process. The Neutral label fits because the film pulls in no particular ideological direction. Family bonds, especially grandparental figures and extended community networks, carry a warm traditional weight. At the same time, Indigenous Australian performers appear in key supporting roles, giving the community setting genuine texture. No political framing, no LGBTQ content, and no edge-pushing social commentary. This is a gentle, all-ages family comedy that earns its label by simply being inoffensive on every front.