Film Lens
In 'The Rabbit Hunt', seventeen-year-old Chris and his family participate in a traditional rabbit hunting activity in the Florida Everglades. The documentary captures the experience of hunting during the sugarcane field burning and harvesting season, illustrating the family dynamics as they work together in this setting. The film provides an intimate look at their interactions and the significance of this practice within their lives.
The documentary also emphasizes the ecological importance of the Everglades and the cultural traditions associated with hunting in this region. Through personal storytelling and vivid imagery, 'The Rabbit Hunt' presents a narrative that connects family, tradition, and the environment, offering viewers a glimpse into life in the Everglades.
Why Watch
- •See Chris and his family hunt rabbits in the Everglades.
- •Find out about sugarcane burning and its impact on hunting.
- •Meet the unique family dynamics during a traditional activity.
Did You Know
•Chris is seventeen years old during the events of the film.
•The documentary has a duration of 12 minutes.
•The film was directed by Patrick Bresnan in 2017.
•The production countries include Hungary and the United States.
Perfect For
Florida wildlife enthusiastsCultural tradition fansNature documentary viewers