Rabbit à la Berlin

Name: Rabbit à la Berlin
Director: Bartosz Konopka
Genre: Documentary, History, Comedy
Released: 2009-01-01
Duration: 39 min
Rating: 6.4
Cast: Krystyna Czubówna

2009Dir. Bartosz Konopka39m

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Rabbit à la Berlin is a quirky documentary that takes a deeper dive into a peculiar slice of history. It's about those wild rabbits that thrived in the Berlin Wall's Death Zone. The tone shifts from whimsy to somber as you realize these furry creatures were living in a space most humans feared. The pacing is a bit offbeat, which suits the subject matter well, blending humor with moments of stark reality. The visuals are simple yet effective, showcasing the juxtaposition of nature and a human-made divide. It’s a unique exploration of adaptation and survival, and the way Konopka presents these animals makes you think twice about what safety means. Not your typical doc—definitely distinctive.

Released in 2009, runs 80 minutes. · Won the Best Documentary award at the 2010 Polish Film Festival. · Filmed in various locations around the Berlin Wall. · Uses practical effects, no CGI for the rabbits.