The Rabbit Is Me

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The Rabbit Is Me
Directed by	Kurt Maetzig
Written by	Manfred Bieler [ar; de; eo; eu; it; sh] Kurt Maetzig
Produced by	Martin Sonnabend
Starring	Angelika Waller
Cinematography	Erich Gusko
Edited by	Helga Krause
Music by	Reiner Bredemeyer, Gerhard Rosenfeld
Distributed by	Progress Film
Release date	26 October 1965 (1965-10-26)
Running time	110 minutes
Country	East Germany
Language	German

The Rabbit Is Me (German: Das Kaninchen bin ich) is an East German dramatic film directed by Kurt Maetzig.^[1] Based on the novel by Manfred Bieler [ar; de; eo; eu; it; sh], it was filmed in 1965.