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It's actually quite refreshing to see a film regard period blood as a vehicle for some fantastic realism, rather than a sign that a character is possessed by a demon.
Fans expecting jump moments and leaps out of the closet will not be satisfied by this. However, if you are looking for a more compassionate analysis of how people see the world, then there is something of appeal in the film.
a beautifully designed picture-book tale of a visionary young woman struggling to find her own Order in the confusing world around her
Though in places it would benefit from a more coherent structure, The Book Of Birdie is a bold attempt to do something different and a fantastic showcase for the talents of a young actress with a bright future ahead of her.
The Book of Birdie is a weird, glittery, feminine fever dream. It's creepy, but not scary, bloody, but not disgusting. I loved every second of it.
Book of Birdie is a strange yet compelling movie. You'll spend most of the run time scratching your head over exactly what is going on, but you'll be completely captivated throughout.
The Book of Birdie is most enjoyable as a moody horror poem...
Despite being a film soaked in blood, obsessed with blood, The Book of Birdie, the debut feature from UK-based writer-director Elizabeth E. Schuch manages to be lusciously pretty. It's gorgeous, actually, and unstintingly feminine.
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