A groom frets about consummating his marriage due to his 'unusual' penis.

'Like Rabbits' is a multi-faceted story that blends the absurd with the humane. It tackles body dysmorphia through a lens rarely seen - one where a man, rather than the outdated and stereotypical portrayal of a woman, fixates on a perceived physical 'flaw'.

Due to the film's allegorical nature, the ending is open to interpretation, but the story's heart clearly lies in two fundamental truths: 1) We are often our own harshest critics, and 2) True love sees past our perceived imperfections.