In the stark, sun-bleached landscapes of the American Southwest, Bowie Roussel directs this haunting drama about a man running from a past he can never outpace. The story follows a solitary drifter, portrayed with raw intensity by Beau Bachand, who finds himself stranded on a desolate highway after a mysterious breakdown. As he seeks refuge in a forgotten roadside motel, he becomes entangled with a cast of equally lost souls, including a troubled young woman played by Heather Young and a grizzled mechanic brought to life by Will Blakley. Each character carries their own burdens, and the motel becomes a pressure cooker of secrets, regret, and fragile hope. With a tone that blends simmering tension with moments of poignant introspection, Noah Burgan, Jamie Turner, and Felix Miranda round out the ensemble in this gripping exploration of redemption and the human need for connection. Rabbit on a Highway is a slow-burn character study that asks whether it is ever truly possible to leave the past behind.