WENDY MACIVER

Kay, a routine rule-follower and yearner, is on-the-brink of something when she wakes up to Rosa, a stranger enjoying an orange on the train.  Rosa breaks the unspoken social boundary of the subway by offering Kay a slice of the orange, and Kay wonders how much we deserve to ask for the things we want. 

Bunny follows Samantha, an MFA student at Warren University and a loner in her fiction writing cohort. That is, until the clique of girls, who move together as one and call each other “Bunny,” invite her to their off-campus workshop one night, and reality begins to blur.

A team of women explore the question “who is the victim of boyhood?” through a case study; two girls perform the roles of brothers growing up under the same roof.

Fefu hosts her friends at her home for an evening, to prepare and rehearse for an upcoming presentation at an academic conference. Fefu and her unconventional distaste for womanhood polarizes the guests, and intrigue occurs when Julia, recently paralyzed from a mysterious hunting incident, enters the home, challenging the notions in which Fefu stands behind.