The Bunny Game

In a world where survival is a daily struggle, a nameless woman — a prostitute living on the fringes of society — takes to the road in search of something as basic as her next meal. Homeless, without guarantees, and armed with nothing but her body and willpower, she places her trust in what seems like an innocent gesture: a trucker offering her a ride a few miles down the road. But what begins as a simple trip quickly spirals into a nightmare that will leave her begging for something far more essential — her own life.

This dark and brutal tale takes us through society’s gray zones: forgotten highways, roadside motels, and the uneasy silences between strangers who might be saviors… or executioners. The protagonist is a woman hardened by circumstance, accustomed to danger lurking around every corner. Yet nothing could prepare her for what awaits once she climbs into that truck.

The driver, who at first seems kind and even protective, soon reveals a sinister side. What she believed to be a routine ride turns into a rolling prison, where each passing mile marks a deeper descent into terror. The truck — a symbol of freedom and movement for many — becomes a cage with no exit.