Honey Bunny

About This Movie

So, 'Honey Bunny' kind of sneaks up on you, right? It’s got this raw, almost claustrophobic vibe as Staszek retreats into his shed – rabbits all around, a real metaphor for isolation. Alina, on the other hand, finds solace in her baths, which feels like a desperate attempt to wash away the distance between them. The pacing is deliberate, almost meditative, giving you time to soak in their sorrow – but then Alina’s job at the Honey Bunny salon throws a wrench into things. There's this interesting juxtaposition between her new role and their crumbling relationship. The performances are solid, capturing that awkward blend of tenderness and despair. It’s definitely distinctive in its quiet exploration of intimacy and emotional barriers. It leaves you thinking, you know?

Explores themes of isolation and intimacy · Unique character-driven narrative · Slow-paced with a contemplative tone