Gazillion Movies Review :
Birdy (Matthew Modine), a Vietnam veteran, is heavily marked by his war experiences. He stays, totally being introverted, in a psychiatric institution of the American army. As a child he was obsessed by the idea to be able to fly as a bird and now he believes that he is one of his winged friends of his youth. For days, he sits squat down at the side of his bed, looking to the light that is falling down through the small window. Medication no longer has effect on Birdy and finally the psychologist call in Al Columbato (Nicolas Cage), an old friend of Birdy and also a wounded Vietnam veteran. Al tries to get Birdy out of his dream world by dredging up childhood memories...
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Bruno Kirby
John Harkins
Karen Young
Marshall Bell
Matthew Modine
Nicolas Cage
Pat Ryan
Sandy Baron
Alice Truscott
Bud Seese
Charles A. Tamburro
Clark Taylor
Crystal Field
David Kuhn
Dolores Sage
Donald Sims
Ed Taylor
Elizabeth Whitcraft
Erskine Morgan
George Buck
Guy Jones
Harry Hauss
Howard Kinsley
Irving Selbst
James Pruett
James Santini
Joe Lerer
John Brumfield
Kevin P. Kuhn
Larry Hochman
Lawrence J. McKenna
Mark Simpson
Maud Winchester
Maurice Frizzeli Jr.
Michael Shaner
Nancy Fish
Priscilla Alden
Ramona Bajema
Ray Pili
Richard Holley
Richard Mason
Robert Diamond
Ronald Distefano
Sandra Beall
Steve Lippe
Tim Davis
Victoria Nekko
William Clark
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| Director |
Alan Parker
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| Editor |
Gerry Hambling
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| Music |
Peter Gabriel
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| Producer |
Alan Marshall
David Manson
Ned Kopp
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| Writer |
Jack Behr
Sandy Kroopf
William Wharton
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