Andrew Shin

This original work is by Andrew Shin, who made his directorial debut with "The Rabbit in the Night Sky" while working as a composer. Set in the fantastical worldview that is characteristic of Shin's works, the story explores the nature of our finite lives. A young girl returns home after being released from hospital. There is an invisible wall between her and her father, and for some reason, she is terrified of finding mirrors. Soon, strange events begin to occur around the girl, and after she runs away from home, a mysterious woman appears before her... (MTL of eigacom overview)

This fantasy unfolds in a fantastical world, centered around a woman who becomes pregnant with a rabbit. As a child, Asako dreamed of becoming a dancer. When she was young, her father told her, "If you go to Eugenetia in times of trouble, the rabbits flying in the night sky will protect you," before disappearing. As an adult, Asako is told by her obstetrician that she is pregnant with a rabbit. Troubled, Asako falls into a deep sleep, remembering the story of the rabbits of Eugenetia that her father told her, as she holds a stuffed rabbit left behind by her father. (MTL of eigacom overview)