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Film Review: H is for Hawk
['Staff Writer']
SM Mirror
The film will introduce you to the fascinating sport of falconry, which is the 4000-year-old art of developing a relationship with a bird of prey.
It’s not an action movie, but rather a psychological study of human bonding with each other and with the animal kingdom.
Although this is a story with little suspense, Foy is extremely interesting to watch as always, playing a character heading towards a breakdown.
The most fascinating part of the film is the relationship between Mabel and Helen.
Every costume was designed to be comfortable in color and design for the hawks, as goshawks like consistency.