Nothing in 'Run Rabbit Run' would work without Sarah Snook’s performance. Read beastobsessed's review out of Sundance:
’s early acquisition was a sign to the industry that Sundance’s titles still have the potential for mass appeal.will get to enjoy a healthy shelf life. The twisty psychological thriller introduces Snook as a tranquil fertility doctor named Sarah, content to sing "Happy Birthday to You" to her 7-year-old daughter and go about her prosaic life. Shiv Roy would never. Sarah has a stillness about her that counters Shiv's always-be-closing nerve.
Eventually that stillness unravels. Sarah seems to be handling her father's recent death fairly well, but something about little Mia turning 7 triggers a breakdown in both mother and daughter. We soon learn that's the age at which Sarah's sister disappeared, causing an eternal rift with her own mother , who's now living with dementia in a nursing home and has never met Mia.
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