Rabbits

20202020

IMDb RATING

8.4/10

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Short

Drama

Set in late 1960's Australia, Henry and his father George are two different kinds of men, yet the pressures of an overbearing father divert both their futures.Set in late 1960's Australia, Henry and his father George are two different kinds of men, yet the pressures of an overbearing father divert both their futures.Set in late 1960's Australia, Henry and his father George are two different kinds of men, yet the pressures of an overbearing father divert both their futures.

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8.4/10

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Des Flanagan and Stavros Psoras in Rabbits (2020)

Cameron Douglas, Riley Sugars, and Stavros Psoras in Rabbits (2020)

Riley Sugars and Des Flanagan in Rabbits (2020)

Riley Sugars, Des Flanagan, and Stavros Psoras in Rabbits (2020)

Stavros Psoras and Nikita Jackson in Rabbits (2020)

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Set in late 1960's Australia, Henry and his father George are two different kinds of men, yet the pressures of an overbearing father divert both their futures.

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10/10

RABBITS - Tragically Beautiful

In this short film, director / writer Riley Sugars tells the quasi-true story of a father and son at a crossroad; with the pressures of life pulling them in very different directions. In classic form, Sugars brilliantly weaves this complex tale together, paying close attention to the subtle, yet relatable truth inherent in all father/son relationships as family go their separate ways. With PHENOMENAL performances by key cast members Des Flanagan (Henry) and Stavros Psoras (George), Rabbits is a wonderfully tragic short film with outstanding cinematography, writing and direction. It's no wonder it WON the Audience Choice Award at the 2020 Blackbird Film Festival!

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