autistic man petting a rabbit then accidently kills it movie

An epic journey into the world of dinosaurs where an Apatosaurus named Arlo makes an unlikely human friend.

Arlo and Spot plays some hide and seek for a change. Spot is impeccably good at it. May too impeccable for his own good.

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.

A woman questions her marriage after finding a dying rabbit in her backyard on the night of her anniversary.

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.

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.

With a rabbit's dead body in hand, a glove puppetry performer reenacts the movements of rabbits as imagined by humans. The project was initiated by the death of a laboratory rabbit, and was inspired by the artist's family memories. The artist's grandma served in an animal laboratory for thirty years, during which, due to the particularity of her job, she had to dissect living animals for observation and experiments.

A hapless soldier accidentally kills a rabbit during a reconnaissance mission, and then runs for his life when killer rabbits decide to exact their revenge.

A man's desire to lead an upstanding life is thwarted when he starts vomiting bunnies.