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Review: H Is for Hawk — Movies for the Rest of Us with Bill Newcott
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Slowly, incrementally, Helen earns Mabel’s trust — and consequently, Mabel convinces Helen she’s here to stay.
As the bond between bird and birder strengthens, however, Helen slips her bonds with the rest of humanity.
H is for Hawk is based on a memoir, which leaves co-writer/director Lowthorpe little leeway when it comes to helping Helen resolve her depression.
H Is for Hawk is, in the end, a lot like Mabel sitting on her living room perch: A little scary, undeniably beautiful, and quietly wise.