Funny Bunny

Gene wanders the streets of Philadelphia preaching tired truths about the ill effects of unhealthy food on child obesity in modern America. While no one wants to lend him an ear, he's thoroughly convinced he is doing the right thing. One day, he finds himself at Titty's splendid though hauntingly empty residence. Titty is incapable of expressing emotions in the real world and spends his days in front of the computer talking to enigmatic activist Ginger. After a less than promising start, Gene befriends Titty to become his guide through uncanny pursuits and caring mentor. But their whimsically formed emotional bonds and overwhelming desire to save the world get the duo into absolute trouble. Director Alison Bagnall (The Dish & the Spoon), who was a guest of the 2^nd American Film Festival, with the accompaniment of festival favorite Kentucker Audley (Sun Don't Shine, White Fox Mask) and a pinch of very important help from Josephine Decker (Thou Wast Mild and Lovely) tells a compelling story about two originals lost on the way to maturity.