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Ben Kingsley co-stars in the independent drama "A Birder's Guide to Everything" (Screen Media Films) "A Birder's Guide to Everything" is yet another movie in which a socially awkward teen boy with ...

yet often teased and defensive tribe—poorly. Two films released this spring, A Birder’s Guide to Everything and the Canadian film The Birder, try to reverse course. Do either of them get it right?

Focus World, the alternative distribution initiative owned and operated by Focus Features, is partnering with Screen Media Films on acquiring U.S. rights to A Birder’s Guide To Everything ...

Birder’s Guide is an indie-film anomaly in today’s marketplace: predictable, pleasing, and more than a little passe—virtually extinct, in other words, like that odd, elusive duck.

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The term’s definition may be argued by some, including those in the film A BIRDER’S GUIDE TO EVERYTHING. Directed and co-written by Rob Meyer, this film is a coming of age story about an awkward ...

It's a positive sign, then, that in the heartfelt coming-of-age movie A Birder's Guide to Everything, birding has reached cultural saturation sufficiently that it's treated not as a gimmick ...

A suburban teen's sighting of a thought-to-be-extinct duck becomes an odyssey of adventure, flirtation and possibility in the coming-of-age tale A Birder's Guide to Everything, and ETonline has an ...

He sets off in pursuit with the other two members of his high school’s Young Birders Society: Timmy (Alex Wolff), a would-be Casanova whose aggressively racy talk conceals a certain shyness ...

He sets off in pursuit with the other two members of his high school’s Young Birders Society: Timmy (Alex Wolff), a would-be Casanova whose aggressively racy talk conceals a certain shyness ...