Earthquake Bird 2019
"Look beyond what you see"
Set against the neon-lit streets of Tokyo in 1989, *Earthquake Bird (2019)* weaves a tale of passion, obsession, and danger.
Director: Wash Westmoreland
Cast
Alicia Vikander
Lucy Fly
Riley Keough
Lily Bridges
Naoki Kobayashi
Teiji Matsuda
Kiki Sukezane
Natsuko
Yoshiko Sakuma
Mrs. Yamamoto
Ken Yamamura
Det. Oguchi
Kazuhiro Muroyama
Det. Kameyama
Crystal Kay
Singer
Akiko Iwase
Ms. Katō
Jack Huston
Bob Johnson
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Earthquake Bird (2019) about?
*Earthquake Bird (2019)* is a psychological drama set in Tokyo's late 1980s, where a translator named Lucy Fly becomes romantically involved with Teiji, a reclusive photographer. But as their passion grows, Lucy discovers Teiji's obsession may be more dangerous than it appears, leading her into a web of deception and suspense.
Who directed Earthquake Bird?
Wash Westmoreland, known for his sensitive portrayals of complex relationships, directed *Earthquake Bird*.
Who stars in Earthquake Bird?
The film features Alicia Vikander as Lucy Fly, Riley Keough as Lily Bridges, and Japanese actors Kiki Sukezane and Naoki Kobayashi in pivotal roles.
Is Earthquake Bird (2019) worth watching?
*Earthquake Bird* is a compelling watch for fans of slow-burn thrillers with rich atmosphere and strong performances, particularly Vikander's portrayal of Lucy. While not a high-octane action film, its psychological tension and stylish direction make it a gripping experience.
How long is Earthquake Bird?
*Earthquake Bird* runs for 107 minutes, or just under 2 hours.
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About Earthquake Bird (2019) — A Tokyo-set noir mystery with Alicia Vikander
Set against the neon-lit streets of Tokyo in 1989, *Earthquake Bird (2019)* weaves a tale of passion, obsession, and danger. Directed by Wash Westmoreland, this atmospheric drama follows Lucy Fly, a translator navigating the city's vibrant yet alien culture, who becomes entangled with Teiji, a brooding photographer consumed by his art. As their relationship deepens, Lucy uncovers unsettling layers beneath Teiji's charm, blurring the line between love and manipulation. With its moody cinematography and slow-burn suspense, the film explores themes of cultural displacement, trust, and the deceptive nature of appearances.
Starring Alicia Vikander as Lucy and Riley Keough as her enigmatic rival, *Earthquake Bird* blends mystery and romance into a gripping thriller. The story unfolds like a shadowy dance, where every glance and gesture hides a secret. As tensions escalate, Lucy must confront her own instincts—questioning whether what she sees is real or a carefully constructed illusion.
