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Misha works as a janitor at the institute, where Reingold is identified as its head.
Reingold and the institute's scientists subject the parrot to speech testing after discovering his ability to speak.
The parrot joins a performing group of conures owned by Ignacio and performs with them in East Los Angeles.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Misha takes the parrot to Marie's address, and Marie and the parrot offer Misha a place to stay after their reunion.
Ivy purchases the parrot after he insults her, befriends him, and agrees to help him find Marie in Los Angeles.
The parrot tells Misha that Marie was his original owner and that he learned to speak while she worked on speech therapy.
Misha encounters the talking parrot at the institute, listens to his story, and later decides to release him and take him to Marie.
A speaking parrot crosses loss, exploitation, and captivity to reunite with Marie and find a new home.
Directed by John Roberts
Paulie (1998) · 7/10 · adventure, comedy, drama, family
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