Film Lens
Rabbit follows a family from the Sierra Negra region in Puebla, focusing on their daily lives intertwined with the natural cycles of the earth. The film captures the parents' deep concern for their youngest child, affectionately known as 'yen Tochi' or the Rabbit, and their fears about his future without their care.
The documentary presents a rural setting that emphasizes the connection between the family and their environment. It portrays their simple yet profound existence, reflecting on themes of love, anxiety, and the passage of time as they contemplate their child's future.
Why Watch
- •Meet the family from Sierra Negra, Puebla.
- •Find out about their connection to the earth.
- •See the parents' concerns for their child.
Did You Know
•The film is set in the Sierra Negra region of Puebla.
•The family's youngest child is named 'yen Tochi', meaning 'the Rabbit'.
•The documentary has a runtime of 70 minutes.
Perfect For
Rural family lifeChildhood developmentPuebla culture