Asian Cinema Collective & Yellowbelly present: Bunnylovr (2025)
Description
Join the Asian Cinema Collective & Yellowbelly for a special screening of Bunnylovr (2025) in Sydney!
About the Film
‘Bunnylovr’ follows a twenty-something-year-old Rebecca as she navigates life in New York City. She spends her days having sex with her ex, trying to connect with her estranged father, and flaking on her sole friend. With Rebecca’s job as a personal assistant hanging by a thread, she moonlights as a cam girl. During one of her streams, a client offers to send her a small white bunny. What follows is a spiral into the depths of dissociation, isolation, and toxic relationships.
Film: Bunnylovr
Director: Katarina Zhu
Runtime: 86mins
Rating: U18+
Sydney filmmaker Berni Jiang will screen their short film Mango Seed 芒果芯 before the feature presentation
About Mango Seed 芒果芯
After an ordinary day at the produce markets, a Chinese working-class father is met with the announcement that his daughter is moving to another city to pursue her dreams. Faced with the approaching separation, they struggle to express to each other the words in their heart.
Tickets
Earlybird & ACC Members - $18*
General Admission - $20
*Please only purchase ACC Member tickets if you have purchased a membership, which you can do at www.asiancinemacollective.com
About the Asian Cinema Collective
The Asian Cinema Collective (ACC) was born out of a need for community and an opportunity to share our love for Asian cinema with fellow filmgoers in Melbourne. Open to all, the ACC is a place for both the diaspora and fans of films made in Asia, or films featuring predominantly Asian experiences and stories.
About Yellowbelly
Yellowbelly is an online publication by twin creatives Andrew and Chris Yee. Starting as an Instagram account that reviewed food, they’ve decided to expand into a platform where they can tell stories with honesty and humour.
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