'Birdeater' Directors and Stars On Tackling Australian Masculinity
'Birdeater' directors Jack Clark and Jim Weir and stars Mackenzie Fearnley and Shabana Azeez on masculinity in Australia.
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'Birdeater' directors Jack Clark and Jim Weir and stars Mackenzie Fearnley and Shabana Azeez on masculinity in Australia.
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Birdeater is the epitome of uncomfortable Australian cinema. So of course it's a must-see. Read our full review on Dread Central.
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Blue Finch Film ReleasingAs a man, I’m going to come out and say that I’m tired of exploring the concept of toxic masculinity in horror and thriller movies. Before the pitchforks pierce my spleen, let me step back from that with a brief caveat: It’s not that the perils of machismo aren’t real, and aren’t an ever-present threat in everyday life. I agree with that wholeheartedly. My complaint stems from filmmakers trying to dissect the minutiae of masculinity’s effects and having no unique vision