SYNOPSICS
Bunny (2014) is a Polish movie. Annika Glac has directed this movie. Tomasz Borkowski,Olgierd Lukaszewicz,Katia Mazurek are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2014. Bunny (2014) is considered one of the best Comedy,Drama,Romance movie in India and around the world.
ALEX, fresh out of prison dreams of an uncomplicated life. Unfortunately within an hour, he's entangled with a very pretty out of work actress, BLANKA, dressed as a BUNNY giving out pamphlets on the street. Desperate to earn some cash Alex gets the job dressed as the giant brown FOX. Now they work together as the Bunny and the Fox and their act stinks. But something bigger holds these two outsiders together, a squirmy secret that will change their lives. Bunny charts similar territory to Vincent Gallos Buffolo 66 and Kieslowskis' Three Colours White. This furry tale is about finding your place in the world and the explosive power of love.
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Bunny (2014) Reviews
A pleasant surprise
I honestly got tired of the Hollywood blockbusters and decided to give Bunny a chance. I had the pleasure of seeing it at a local festival, and both my girlfriend and I, liked it very much! The movie has a little bit of everything for everyone, it is basically a romance, but with some extremely funny and hilarious scenes. The plot is clever and unpredictable, with the characters who are nicely developed and likable. All the actors were previously unknown to me, but they did an outstanding job playing their roles and made this movie even greater. I would totally recommend the movie to anyone wanting to watch something different, enjoy in its relaxing atmosphere and have some laughs. 9 stars from me !!!
A modern fairytale
I didn't know anything about this movie, so recently when I saw it on vimeo I was so pleasantly surprised. The movie is touching and funny and and subtle. The main character leave prison and doesn't really know what to do with his life and he stumbled across a Bunny Girl ( blanca?) she is giving out pamphlets on the street and sort of invites him in to stay with her while her boyfriend is away, and this is where it begins to be interesting. It sort of challenges the idea that things are pre written, as if theses tow people were meant to meet. I won't spoil it but they are somehow linked together, well their pasts have been. The performances are great, you really are with them all the way and there is a scene at the end with the father that is really touching. I don't usually like subtitled movies but this one had me all the way to the end. The way it is filmed is also very beautiful.
A Worthwhile Bunny
Recently, I had the pleasure of screening the film Bunny. Bunny is a film about two people pushed together to fulfill a task all while circumstances have them dressed in a bunny and fox costume. To say I was presently surprised by the film would be an understatement. I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. Annika Glac serves as both the writer and director of the film. Annika does a marvelous job creating believable characters speaking realistic dialogue. Many times the viewer is taken out of the film but dialogue that would never be spoken by actual people, or by a characters that are underdeveloped. This is not the case with Bunny. Tomasz Borkowski and Katia Mazurek star as the two main characters and do a fabulous job telling the story. I recommend Bunny to anyone who is a fan of good film. Definitely a pleasant surprise.