My Little Rabbit

The film centers on young autistic Hannah as she visits her father and his pregnant fiancée. This visit takes place at a family cottage in the forest, where the characters navigate the challenges and joys of their relationships. Hannah has special needs and rituals, and her father willingly engages with her unique games and rules.

As the story unfolds, Hannah attempts to involve her father's fiancée in her structured play, highlighting the themes of acceptance and adaptation within the family. This film offers a window into the experiences of those with autism and the impact on familial bonds. My Little Rabbit presents a sensitive portrayal of how love and understanding can bridge gaps in communication and connection.