The Rabbit's Case

While "playing" with coins on the railroad tracks, an accident occurs. As a result, Hare develops anxiety disorders manifested by tremors and panic attacks at the sight of a train. Wolf, concerned about what is happening to his friend Hare, decides to call a psychiatrist for help. When the painful injections administered by the doctor prove ineffective, Wolf decides to resort to unconventional remedies. He takes his friend on a journey on an old motorcycle - to the Chapel of St. Mary the Healer, to a quack working at a gas station, and to draw life energy from Ashram rituals. The film tells the story of a true, great friendship.