Rare Birds

Year: 2003

Runtime: 99 min

Language: English

Director: Sturla Gunnarsson

DramaMysteryComedyRomance

Dave, the struggling owner of The Auk restaurant, finds himself facing financial ruin and marital difficulties. Desperate to turn things around, his neighbor Phonse proposes a risky scheme: attracting rare duck enthusiasts by falsely claiming a rare bird sighting. Their audacious plan hinges on a bird-watching boom that could either save the restaurant and their relationship, or lead to their ultimate downfall.

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