BIRDEATER
In Cinemas July 18
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Directed by Jim Weir and Jack Clark
Written by Jack Clark
Story by Jim Weir and Jack Clark
Produced by Stephanie Troost and Ulysses Oliver
Breathless Films, Fax Machine, Four Leg Films
A bride to be is invited to her own fiancé’s bachelor party, but when uncomfortable details about their relationship emerge, the night takes a feral turn.
Featuring an ensemble cast of young talent including Shabana Azeez and Mackenzie Fearnley.
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