At just 22, French-Chinese filmmaker Liya Han sat down to write one night—and “The Month of the Rabbit” was born. Shot in only six days on a shoestring budget, the 70-minute film cuts straight into a truth many prefer to ignore: racism isn’t only loud and visible; it’s quiet, systemic, and often unconscious. Han’s film exposes how even the smallest act can leave lasting scars. “The Month of the Rabbit” is a reminder to those affected that we see you, we hear you—and your story matters.