Rabbit Pie

The film features a cast including B. Marhenke, Harry Nelken, Jack Gurevich, and David Huband. The story centers on an industrious writer, Peter Paul Van Camp, who finds inspiration for his poem about bunnies while dining at a restaurant where the special entree is rabbit pie. The juxtaposition of the writer's creative process against the restaurant's culinary choices offers a humorous commentary on the nature of dining and inspiration.

As the first production from the Winnipeg Film Group, Rabbit Pie holds a special place in the history of Canadian cinema. The film showcases the unique vision and creativity that emerged from this film collective, making it a notable piece for those interested in independent film history. Its quirky premise and lighthearted tone contribute to its appeal, particularly for collectors of Canadian film or fans of comedic narratives.