Birds of Prey

Synopsis

In the film Birds of Prey, Dorothy Boyd plays a pivotal role in a story set in the expansive wilderness where a group of passionate ornithologists is on a quest to study and protect rare bird species. As tensions rise among the group and unforeseen challenges test their limits, Dorothy finds herself embroiled in a complex web of personal and professional relationships. With stunning cinematography capturing the beauty of nature and captivating performances, Birds of Prey weaves together themes of ambition, loyalty, and the delicate balance between humankind and the natural world.

Cast

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  Dorothy Boyd

  Mollie Cunningham

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  Nigel Bruce

  Major Fothergill

• Audrey Carten

  Jane

• David Hawthorne

  Sergeant Joe Mallet

• Ellis Jeffreys

  Elizabeth Green

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  Robert Loraine

  Edward Pontefract Carter

Reviews

Birds of Prey with Dorothy Boyd receives a mix of reviews from critics. While some laud the film's breathtaking visuals and unique premise, others criticize its pacing and character development. 'An interesting take on the relationship between humans and birds, with a standout performance from Dorothy Boyd,' says FilmFanatic with a rating of 7/10. On the other hand, IMDb gives the movie a rating of 5.4/10, with critics pointing out the lack of depth in certain characters and inconsistencies in the plot. Metacritic's review sums it up with 'Birds of Prey offers a fresh perspective on the natural world, but falls short in emotional resonance,' garnering a mixed response from audiences.