In the quiet, contemplative drama "Birds," a man's solitary life is disrupted by an unexpected visitor. Joshua Haynes portrays a reclusive individual whose structured, isolated existence is built on routine and a palpable sense of loss. His fragile peace is shattered when a mysterious woman, played by Joanne Thomson, arrives at his doorstep, carrying with her a cryptic connection to his past. As their tentative and charged interactions unfold, he is forced to confront long-buried memories and emotions he has worked hard to suppress. Directed by Fin Bain, this evocative short film explores themes of grief, connection, and the possibility of healing. With supporting performances from John McGeary and Lee Hughes, the narrative builds a tense, atmospheric mood, asking whether opening a door to a stranger can also mean opening a door to oneself. The film crafts a poignant story arc around the central conflict between the safety of solitude and the terrifying risk of human contact.