At first glance, the visual aesthetic reminded me of the German short "12 Years" by Daniel Nocke, which also depicted the characters as humanoids with semi-realistic animal heads.
But while "12 years" had a more humorous tone, "Chaud Lapin" had a more tense, eerie feel.
Without a single spoken word, the story is delivered in a rather perfect manner, with the murder plan of the two lovers towards the abusive boar husband becoming evident with each passing minute, leading to an unexpected black comedy element on its conclusion as the icing on the cake.
The result is pretty solid and interesting. Definitely worth-watching!
But while "12 years" had a more humorous tone, "Chaud Lapin" had a more tense, eerie feel.
Without a single spoken word, the story is delivered in a rather perfect manner, with the murder plan of the two lovers towards the abusive boar husband becoming evident with each passing minute, leading to an unexpected black comedy element on its conclusion as the icing on the cake.
The result is pretty solid and interesting. Definitely worth-watching!