Birdseye 2002
In *Birdseye (2002)*, Colorado sheriff Earl Dempsey and his teenage son Jake dive into a baffling kidnapping case that spirals into a quirky adventure.
Director: Michael C. Huber
Cast
Fred Ward
Nolan Sharpless
Stefan Kurt
Birdseye / Urs Vogelaug / Rolf Meili
Frederick Koehler
Ben Sharpless
Johnny Whitworth
Trent Doone
Amy Hathaway
Heidi Logan
Jaimz Woolvett
Fingers
Beth Grant
Ruth Betters
Michael Horse
Pete Longshadow
Kevin Quinn
Marty
R. Lee Ermey
Sheriff Gathers
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Birdseye (2002) about?
*Birdseye* follows a Colorado sheriff and his teenage son as they unravel a bizarre kidnapping tied to a legendary Swiss criminal. Their small-town investigation takes an unexpected turn, blending crime-solving with offbeat humor and family dynamics.
Who directed Birdseye?
The film was directed by Michael C. Huber, known for his work in crime and comedy genres.
Who stars in Birdseye?
The cast includes Fred Ward, Stefan Kurt, Frederick Koehler, Johnny Whitworth, and Amy Hathaway.
Is Birdseye (2002) worth watching?
While unrated on IMDb, *Birdseye* offers a fun, fast-paced crime-comedy with engaging performances. Its blend of humor and mystery makes it a solid choice for fans of offbeat genre films.
How long is Birdseye?
The movie has a runtime of 90 minutes.
About Birdseye (2002) — A quirky crime-comedy with father-son mystery
In *Birdseye (2002)*, Colorado sheriff Earl Dempsey and his teenage son Jake dive into a baffling kidnapping case that spirals into a quirky adventure. Their investigation leads them into the shadows of a legendary Swiss criminal's twisted schemes, blending small-town grit with offbeat crime drama. Directed by Michael C. Huber, the film balances dark humor and suspense, painting a vivid portrait of a father-son duo navigating deception and danger. With a runtime of just 90 minutes, *Birdseye* offers a tight, engaging narrative that keeps viewers guessing until the final twist.
The movie thrives on its offbeat charm, thanks in part to Fred Ward's rugged sheriff and Johnny Whitworth's unpredictable energy as a key suspect. Set against the rugged backdrop of Colorado, the film's tone oscillates between lighthearted comedy and tense crime-solving, making it a standout in the comedy-crime genre. Whether you're drawn by the father-son dynamic or the mystery of the Swiss outlaw, *Birdseye* delivers a story that's as unpredictable as it is entertaining.
