Call of the Blackbird

Call of the Blackbird is one of those movies that just feels real. It’s about two sisters, Kat & Karissa, who leave the big city and move back to their small hometown after chasing their dreams for years. They’re turning 30, living with their parents again, and trying to figure out what the next chapter looks like—and honestly, who can’t relate to that these days? It’s funny, a little messy, and s... Read more

Call of the Blackbird is one of those movies that just feels real. It’s about two sisters, Kat & Karissa, who leave the big city and move back to their small hometown after chasing their dreams for years. They’re turning 30, living with their parents again, and trying to figure out what the next chapter looks like—and honestly, who can’t relate to that these days? It’s funny, a little messy, and super honest about the pressures of growing up, family, and not fitting into the usual life plan. You don’t have to be a twin or a filmmaker to get it—it’s just a good, down-to-earth story about finding your way, even if it means taking a few steps back first.Show less

Call of the Blackbird is one of those movies that just feels real. It’s about two sisters, Kat & Karissa, who leave the big city and move back to their small hometown after chasing their dreams for years. They’re turning 30, living with their parents again, and trying to figure out what the next chapter looks like—and honestly, who can’t relate to that these days? It’s funny, a little messy, and s... Read more

Call of the Blackbird is one of those movies that just feels real. It’s about two sisters, Kat & Karissa, who leave the big city and move back to their small hometown after chasing their dreams for years. They’re turning 30, living with their parents again, and trying to figure out what the next chapter looks like—and honestly, who can’t relate to that these days? It’s funny, a little messy, and super honest about the pressures of growing up, family, and not fitting into the usual life plan. You don’t have to be a twin or a filmmaker to get it—it’s just a good, down-to-earth story about finding your way, even if it means taking a few steps back first.Show less