The Birds with the Color of the Moon
After a botched robbery, a young dreamer and an alluring Asian singer flee to the mountains. Now, trapped in a vicious cycle of violence and with the police hot on their trail, they try to reach the s…
The Birds with the Color of the Moon
After a botched robbery, a young dreamer and an alluring Asian singer flee to the mountains. Now, trapped in a vicious cycle of violence and with the police hot on their trail, they try to reach the sea. But is this the road to freedom? Taking on odd jobs to eke out an existence, incurable pipe-dreamer Alexis and three of his friends summon up the nerve to rob his affluent chicken-factory owner boss. With the help of the alluring Asian singer, Jennifer, the ambitious thieves manage to get their hands on a substantial fortune; however, an unforeseen complication will lead to fatal disaster and a complete change of plans. Now--trapped in a vicious cycle of violence, and with the police hot on their trail--Alexis and Jennifer have no other choice but to flee to the mountains and reach the sea: the final obstacle. Nevertheless, is this the road to freedom? —Nick Riganas
The Birds with the Color of the Moon
Crime,Drama
Film Details
After a botched robbery, a young dreamer and an alluring Asian singer flee to the mountains. Now, trapped in a vicious cycle of violence and with the police hot on their trail, they try to reach the sea. But is this the road to freedom? Taking on odd jobs to eke out an existence, incurable pipe-dreamer Alexis and three of his friends summon up the nerve to rob his affluent chicken-factory owner boss.
With the help of the alluring Asian singer, Jennifer, the ambitious thieves manage to get their hands on a substantial fortune; however, an unforeseen complication will lead to fatal disaster and a complete change of plans. Now--trapped in a vicious cycle of violence, and with the police hot on their trail--Alexis and Jennifer have no other choice but to flee to the mountains and reach the sea: the final obstacle. Nevertheless, is this the road to freedom? —Nick Riganas.