Bunnylovr
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Synopsis
A cam girl navigates a toxic client relationship while reconnecting with her estranged, dying father, exploring complex relationships and family dynamics.
Cast
- Katarina Zhu
- Austin Amelio
- Perry Yung
- Jack Kilmer
- Rachel Sennott
- Malachy Cleary
- Clara Wong
- Sarah Baskin
- Ruby McCollister
- Shing Moussa Chung
Moviegoers are saying
Katarina Zhu's deeply personal triple-threat debut as writer-director-star divides Sundance audiences with its raw exploration of Gen Z digital alienation and Chinese-American identity. While some praise her vulnerable filmmaking and Rachel Sennott's scene-stealing brief appearances, many find the deliberately cringe dialogue and self-sabotaging protagonist more alienating than relatable.
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- Jan 25, 2025
A star is born ❤️
girlactressJan 25, 2025Probably should have been in Midnight honestly Let’s circle back on that maybe being evil conversation?
Amanda the JediJan 30, 2025Here we are for the 2nd movie of Sundance and unfortunately this wasn't as good as I was hoping it would be. I appreciate what Katerina Zhu was trying to do with this, but I simply just didn't care that much about the story. Katerina Zhu & Austin Amelio are good in this.…
Benjigotfried - Jan 27, 2025
like if we’re all going to the world’s fair had a baby and gave it a mango flavored vape needle dropping detonate by charli xcx in the first minute of the movie… i was doing a little jig in my seat
sageJan 25, 2025I feel a little guilty rating this so harshly less than two hours after hearing first-time writer, director, AND lead actress Katarina Zhu talk about what a deeply personal and therapeutic project this was for her. I'm glad this film helped her work through a few things,…
JamesJan 30, 2025I wanted to love this so bad, unfortunately I just couldn’t get in board with a conclusion that feels sort of empty:( but regardless of that Katarina Zhu does a great job at writing, directing, starring, and also never making you look at bunny’s the same way again in the…
Gambinosburner - Feb 2, 2025
Put this on streaming, and the girls, gays, and theys will eat this up.
johnJan 30, 2025Brisk; creepy; engaging; impressive; located; sad; short; unsentimental; vulnerable; well-acted; well-cast; well-shot.
joshrowleyJan 31, 2025“Won’t that hurt her?” “I know what she can handle.” Lots of moments like that in Bunnylovr where the words chosen and the actions performed have masked, crueler intents. Just because she can withstand it, doesn’t mean it won’t hurt. Lethargic apathy draped in a false…
claira curtis
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- simona lovedBunnylovr
srry i loved this - scattered as it may be
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Metacritic
Jan 30, 2025
It's personal without being indulgent, it's unique without feeling incomprehensible, and it's full of heart and soul without being saccharine.
Therese Lacson
Collider
Jan 30, 2025
Bunnylovr‘s strengths are in its engaging character study of a languid young woman who came of age online. It’s not a novel portrait, but Zhu makes it wholly her own.
Lovia Gyarkye
The Hollywood Reporter
Jan 30, 2025
While the understated approach Zhu brings to her debut feature is authentic, it also underplays even big, dramatic developments in Rebecca’s life. The result is a tiny thing you can hold in the palm of your hand, soft and delicate and mild.
Katie Rife
IndieWire
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