The Glass Rabbit

Year: 2005

Runtime: 84 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Setsuko Shibuichi

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During the final months of World War II, Toshiko lives in bomb‑ravaged downtown Tokyo. On March 10 1945 a firebombing kills her mother and two younger sisters; she rescues a melted glass rabbit from the ruins. While evacuating, her father is shot by U.S. forces. Alone and grieving, she vows to survive for her family’s memory.

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