Trailer
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Bird

Runtime
2hrs 41mins
Directed by
Clint Eastwood
Featuring
Forest Whitaker,
Diane Venora,
Michael Zelniker,
Keith David
Body

Featuring a pre-show performance from students of the Brookline Music School!

Director Clint Eastwood, a noted jazz aficionado, directs this heartfelt study of pioneering bop saxophonist Charlie Parker (Forest Whitaker). 

Moving forward and backward through Parker's brief life before his death of a heroin overdose at age 34, the film foregrounds the saxophonist's difficult relationship with his wife, Chan Parker (Diane Venora), but also features lengthy scenes of Parker improvising on stage, lit with the neon and cigarette smoke of vintage jazz clubs.

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