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Rabbitland

Ana and Nikola Majdak
Serbia
7’

Brainless Rabbits live in Rabbitland, a territory advertised as a seemingly perfect world that bears an unsettling resemblance to the landscapes of war zones, ghettos and slums. Their everyday life seems completely ordered and fulfilled. However, the Rabbits spend their days voting again and again, participating in a simulacrum of an electoral process that takes place once a day. Is this an exemplary free and democratic society or the worst of dystopias painted in vivid shades of pink?

Screening date and location

September 25th, 8:00 PM, Cinema Union

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