Synopsis
At the 2005 National Convention of the American Rabbit Breeders' Association, competitors vie for top titles in a gathering featuring thousands of rabbits.
Synopsis
Jenna Anderson, a 15-year-old from Nacogdoches, Texas, prepares to compete for the title of Rabbit Queen at the 2005 National Convention of the American Rabbit Breeders' Association in Fort Worth. The event gathers rabbit enthusiasts from across the country, each vying for top honors with their prized animals. Rabbit Fever follows contestants like Jenna, along with breeders such as Joe Kim and Betty Chu, as they navigate the rigorous competition. The film captures the dedication of participants and the intricate judging process that determines the winners.
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Why Watch
- Meet Jenna Anderson, a former National Rabbit Queen.
- See the largest rabbit competition in the world.
- Find out about Betty Chu's award-winning Angora rabbit.
Did You Know
- Jenna Anderson won the National Rabbit Queen title at age 15 in 2003.
- Rabbit Fever premiered in 2010, nearly 9 years after the convention.
- The film was initially a 20-minute project for Amy Do's film class.
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Who directed the documentary Rabbit Fever?
Rabbit Fever was directed by Amy Do.
What year did Rabbit Fever officially premiere?
Rabbit Fever officially premiered in 2010.
What titles do contestants compete for at the Rabbit Convention?
Contestants compete for the titles of 'Rabbit Queen' and 'Rabbit King'.
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