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'Birdeater' Review | Aussie Thriller Tackles Toxic Masculinity
MovieWebStory by Mark Keizer
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An Aussie thriller that dives into the dark depths of toxic masculinity through the lens of a groomsmen's getaway gone horribly wrong.
beat sheet
- Directors Jack Clark and Jim Weir blend horror and social commentary, delivering a film that's been generating major buzz on the festival circuit.
- Lead actor Blake Langford's intense, award-worthy performance as the unraveling groom has critics raving about his breakthrough moment.
call sheet
Jack Clark, Jim Weir, Blake Langford, 'Birdeater'