Birdshot

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Birdshot Theatrical release poster Country Philippines Directed by Mikhail Red Release Date 2016 Language Filipino English Studio PelikulaRed Tuko Film Productions Buchi Boy Films CJ Entertainment Globe Studios Distributor TBA Studios, Solar Pictures (Philippines) Main Cast Character Actor Maya Mary Joy Apostol Diego Ku Aquino Domingo Arnold Reyes Mendoza John Arcilla

Birdshot is a 2016 coming of age drama-thriller film starring Mary Joy Apostol as Maya, a hunter in the Philippine countryside who unwittingly and illegally kills an endangered Philippine eagle. As two policemen begin to investigate the eagle's death in the area near her home, Maya must hide her direct involvement. The film garnered an extremely positive response from both critics and audiences, with praise going to the film's cinematography and direction by Mikhail Red. Birdshot was the first Filipino film released worldwide by Netflix, and was also submitted as the Philippines' entry into the Best Foreign Language Film at the 90th Academy Awards, though it was not nominated.

The following weapons were used in the film Birdshot:

Revolvers

Unknown Smith & Wesson-like revolvers

The policemen use an unknown Smith & Wesson-like revolver as their standard sidearm.

Domingo's revolver on a dinner table.

Domingo (Arnold Reyes) holding suspects at gunpoint with his revolver.

Domingo investigates his house with his revolver in hand.

Domingo and Mendoza notice Maya's dog giving away their presence.

The two police officers aim at the dog.

The grip of Mendoza's revolver in full view.

Shotguns

Makeshift shotgun

Maya (Mary Joy Apostol) and her father Diego (Ku Aquino) both share a makeshift shotgun for hunting.

Maya aiming the shotgun at the start of the movie.

Diego hands Maya the shotgun.

The trigger of the shotgun.

Taking shells out.

Aiming.

Rifles

Unknown bolt-action rifle

In the film's climax, Mendoza uses an unknown bolt-action rifle.

Mendoza holding the rifle.

Mendoza racking the bolt of the rifle.