It was worth it, but you're in for chaos." Luckily, Zhu wasn't on her own to care for the animal between takes. "The bunny came with an entourage of seven people.

In Bunnylovr, Zhu plays Becca, a 20-something Chinese American who struggles through life in New York City while moonlighting as a cam girl. Her life takes a turn when a persistent client sends ...

ZHU: My first memory of Rachel, which I've told her, like, 20 times, is we were at a Q&A for an Abrams [Artists Agency]. An Abrams agent came to NYU and was doing a Q&A about internships.

Zhu, who wrote the first draft of the film in 2023, traces her inspiration for the script back to the start of COVID-19 in 2020, when she was navigating the aftermath of a “protracted” breakup.

Though "Bunnylovr" is built around her playing a complex character trying to discover what it is she wants for herself, star Katarina Zhu, who also writes and directs the film, is clearly ...

In Bunnylovr, Zhu plays Becca, a twentysomething Chinese American who struggles through life in New York City while moonlighting as a cam girl. Her life takes a turn when a persistent client sends ...

With “Bunnylovr,” Zhu wants to examine her generation’s yearning for connection in this increasingly digital age. “Like most 29-year-olds, I grew up on the internet.

Zhu, who wrote the first draft of the film in 2023, traces her inspiration for the script back to the start of COVID-19 in 2020, when she was navigating the aftermath of a "protracted" breakup.

In “Bunnylovr,” a slice-of-life dramedy from first-time director Katarina Zhu, a 20-something-year-old New Yorker named Rebecca moonlights as a cam girl after hours of her day job as a ...