"Run Rabbit Run: A Predictable yet Earnest Psychological Horror"

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Source: Roger Ebert
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In the film "Run Rabbit Run," directed by Daina Reid, fertility doctor Sarah's life takes a terrifying turn when her daughter Mia claims to be her long-lost sister. As Sarah grapples with memories of her missing sister and her own guilt as a mother, the presence of a white rabbit named Rabbit becomes increasingly ominous. The film explores themes of motherhood, grief, and isolation, immersing viewers in Sarah's descent into madness. With strong performances from Sarah Snook and Lily LaTorre, "Run Rabbit Run" is a solid and chilling horror movie that delves into the haunting effects of past mistakes.

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