"A Queen, a Princess, an Angel!": Rachel Sennott Can't Get Enough of 'Bunnylovr' and First-Time Director Katarina Zhu
The cast discusses the challenges of first-time directors, Rachel Sennott's dream projects as a producer, and relinquishing ...
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Bunnylovr Sundance Review — Katarina Zhu’s Directorial Debut is Simple
Zhu stars in her directorial debut as Rebecca, a Chinese-American camgirl with no idea of her future. She has a modest ...
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Bunnylovr Review
Film Review from the 48th Annual Sundance Film Festival, a movie written and directed by Katarina Zhu and starring Katarina ...
'Bunnylovr' Review: A Cam Girl Reveals Our Commodified World
Rebecca, a cam girl, navigates fraught power dynamics between a faceless client and her estranged father, challenging control ...
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Sundance Dispatch #5: Goodbye don’t mean I’m gone
Well, folks, it’s been grand! Please enjoy The Daily Californian’s final dispatch from Sundance 2025. Until next year! Bunnylovr Grade: 4.0/5.0 Few screenings at Sundance received as warm a welcome as ...
Sundance 2025: all the latest movie reviews and updates from the festival
Naturally, The Verge is going to be taking in as much of Sundance as we can and posting bite-sized reviews of everything we ...
A Malickian period piece and so-so Dramatic Competition entries round out Sundance 2025
Our final Sundance 2025 dispatch highlights Train Dreams and Dramatic Competition films Twinless, Bunnylovr, Ricky, and ...