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The Rabbit Is Dead
Eva, a young female filmmaker, struggles to develop her first film project while also maintaining balance in her own life - all of which is narrated by the lead character of her film project. A funny, at times wry, yet also affecting study of modern-day dynamics and youth.
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Eva, a young female filmmaker, struggles to develop her first film project while also maintaining balance in her own life - all of which is narrated by the lead character of her film project. A funny, at times wry, yet also affecting study of modern-day dynamics and youth.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hanis Bagashov
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Hithra Films, Krastyo Sarafov National Academy for Film and Theatre Arts, Four Elements
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