In the taut mystery short Rabbit Gnaw, a cryptic and unsettling discovery sets off a chain of events that blurs the line between reality and paranoia. Directed by Seth Fenter, the film follows a quiet, introspective individual who stumbles upon a peculiar, gnawed object in an otherwise ordinary home. This seemingly minor detail quickly becomes an obsession, drawing the protagonist into a labyrinth of hidden clues and silent threats. As they dig deeper, the atmosphere grows thick with suspense, each new revelation casting doubt on the people around them and the safety of their own environment. With a runtime of just nineteen minutes, Jacob Madeley leads a small but intense cast that includes Eliza Buchanan and Ian McHale, each character contributing to a growing sense of unease. The film masterfully uses its limited scope to build a claustrophobic and psychologically charged narrative, where the simplest object can unravel a web of secrets. Viewers are left to piece together the puzzle alongside the protagonist, questioning every shadow and silence until the very last frame.