Movie with a large wooden rabbit

An autobiographical film for that is set in an isolated park, where a young man has a silent yet intense encounter with another man, which results in a euphoric, childlike chase through the forest.

Caught up in a violent snowstorm, the rabbits seek refuge in their king's castle. This animated film is a wonderful combination of the aesthetics of old horror movies, the music of Chopin, and of course rabbits!

A highly controversial film made at Cal Arts, the film begins with rabbits hopping around a constructed set, followed by high-speed footage of a rabbit being shot with a rifle.

A mysterious rabbit with a set of magic keys summons a host of strange creatures to entertain a wicked king and his decadent court in this dark stop-motion animated fantasy inspired by the works of Ladislas Starevich.

Living in a remote coastal village and with no cash two local friends stumble across two holidaymakers who mysteriously vanish along with a fishing boat and the local hotel-owner's prize winning rabbit.

Henry's Show and Tell school project about a pet rabbit goes horribly wrong. The film was made entirely by the Lucas family in their backyard.

The film concerns the activities of a rabbit and her mummified robot friend who set out to free some ants from the clutches of an evil mad scientist. Will they infiltrate his anti-ant plant? Can they defeat his security systems? What's he got against the ants anyway, and are they as innocent as they seem? Why don't they rescue that poor bear too? What does it all mean? What's going on? Whose hands are those? What!? - All these questions, and more, will be asked when you see the film! The short was constructed fairly haphazardly via many different animation techniques, including stop-motion (filmed on Super-8), 3D computer models, morphed paintings, 2D digital cutouts and the odd bit of live-action for good measure.

A experimental short using public domain footage made in Kino Obscure 2020.