The Rabbits invasion

The film follows Al-Kharabi, a poor employee at the Scientific Institution for Book Printing, who decides to keep rabbits in the store. This decision leads to unexpected consequences as the rabbits multiply and wreak havoc, consuming books and invading offices. The narrative blends comedy with a unique premise centered around the struggles of a man dealing with difficult personal and professional circumstances.

With a runtime of 101 minutes, The Rabbits Invasion showcases a variety of notable performances from its top cast, including Saeed Saleh, Ahmad Rateb, and Hala Sedki. The film's mix of absurdity and social commentary can appeal to collectors interested in international comedies and those exploring the genre from this era. As part of the comedy genre, it provides insight into the comedic styles of the early 1990s in Egyptian cinema.