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Rabbit
By Andrew S Allen | June 3, 2007
The children prepare to dissect a rabbit to retrieve a valuable idol that is hidden inside.
dir: Run Wrake, 8:34—This strange short story tells an old tale in a new way. Two ambitious, young children chase down a rabbit and find a small idol hidden inside. This idol has the odd power of turning insects into jewels. Soon, the two kids hatch up a plan to make an operation of it—killing animals to attract flies that are then transformed into more jewels. Connections to our consumer culture can be readily drawn.
Animated from a set of 1950s stickers meant to teach kid’s how to read, Rabbit reads like a children’s book brought to life in 3D. In combination, the horrific storyline and the innocent imagery creates a sense of twisted unease that has no equal.
Run Wrake is a seasoned animator/illustrator with a bizarre taste in the grotesqueness of pop culture. His website is chock full of more film pieces and probably the best illustrated biography page I’ve seen.
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