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Maddened by ravenous hunger and impending death, James rekindles a once dead alliance with the help of a mysterious box and an unexpected guest in this reverently irreverent dark comedy about survival, friendship, and culinary prowess.

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A man's dependency on an obscure future device causes him to lose sight of what is real. ••• Rabbit’s Foot is about a man waiting on his luck to change, and instead of doing something for himself, he devotes himself to the first thing that arrives at the door. The arrival of a futuristic head sphere represents the plague of distractions we face like social media, news, phones, tv. Rabbit’s Foot becomes this cautionary tale about the dangers of not relying on yourself to find purpose.

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