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The Story
Edith Welland (Leah Goldstein) dreams of being a successful actress but just can’t seem to make things happen. Things get worse when the ex-boyfriend she broke up with to focus on her career takes up acting on a whim and immediately books a leading role. When Edith can’t figure out what she’s doing wrong, she begins to do everything wrong.
DIAMOND TONGUES is a dramatic comedy about insecurity, uncertainty, unhealthy competition, and just about everything else between the lines.
EPK Interviews (Text):
»Leah Goldstein aka Leah Fay (Actress, “Edith Welland”)
»Pavan Moondi (Writer, Co-Director, Producer) & Brian Robertson (Co-Director/Producer)
»Peter Dreimanis (Cinematographer, Co-Producer)
»Nick Flanagan (Actor, “Nick”)
»Leah Wildman (Actress, “Clare”)
»Adam Gurfinkel (Actor, “Ben”)
Previous Interviews/Features:
- Interview: Filmmaker Magazine – with Pavan Moondi and Brian Robertson February 19, 2016
- Interview: CBC Music Roundtable with Leah Goldstein, Brian Robertson, Pavan Moondi, DOP Peter Dreimanis & Producer Sarah Haywood August 8, 2015
- Interview: Chart Attack – with Leah Goldstein August 7, 2015
- Interview: Globe and Mail – Leah Goldstein, Brian Robertson & Pavan Moondi August 7, 2015
- Interview: Toronto Star – How Leah Fay Goldstein became a movie star, without really trying August 7, 2015
- Interview: NOW Magazine – Pavan Moondi’s True Gem August 6, 2015
- Interview: Canadian Jewish News – Leah Goldstein August 5, 2015
- Interview: Twitch Film (with Leah Goldstein, Brian Robertson & Pavan Moondi) – Slamdance February 8, 2015
- National Post: Acting the part: July Talk’s Leah Fay on her Park City experience February 4, 2015
- Interview (Video): SlamdanceTV with Leah Goldstein, Brian Robertson and Pavan Moondi January 28, 2015
- National Post: Slamdance Diary: Day 5 — An indie film’s fortunes can turn on a tarot card reading, if that’s a scene in the movie January 23, 2015
- National Post: Slamdance Diary: Day 4 – Acting in your indie film was truly an honor(arium) January 22, 2015
- National Post: Slamdance Diary: Day 3 – On acting, temper tantrums and humanizing an anti-hero January 21, 2015
- National Post: Slamdance Diary: Day 2 – The weight of film release limbo and the levity of letting go January 20, 2015
- National Post: Slamdance Diary: Day 1 — A short introduction to Diamond Tongues January 19, 2015
- SiriusXM: Leah Goldstein, Brian Robertson and Pavan Moondi on The Eric Alper Show January 7, 2015
- Muchmusic: July Talk and Against Me talk Diamond Tongues’ cameo(s) August 3, 2014
- Toronto Sun: Toronto’s July Talk generating a lot of chatter March 29, 2014
Previous Reviews:
- REVIEW: Chicago Scene Magazine – Chicago Theatrical Release April 2, 2016
- REVIEW: New York Times – NY Theatrical Release February 18, 2016
- REVIEW: Slant Magazine – NY Theatrical Release February 15, 2016
- REVIEW: National Post – Toronto Theatrical Release August 8, 2015
- REVIEW: Globe and Mail – Toronto Theatrical Release August 7, 2015
- REVIEW: Toronto Sun – Toronto Theatrical Release August 7, 2015
- REVIEW: Toronto Star – Toronto Theatrical Release August 7, 2015
- REVIEW: NOW Magazine – Toronto Theatrical Release August 7, 2015
- REVIEW: Consequence of Sound – NXNE Festival Review (Toronto) June 22, 2015
- REVIEW: Next Projection – NXNE Festival Review (Toronto) June 21, 2015
- REVIEW: Exclaim – NXNE Festival Review (Toronto) June 19, 2015
- REVIEW: Toronto Film Scene – NXNE Festival Review (Toronto) June 19, 2015
- REVIEW: Cinema Axis – NXNE Festival Review (Toronto) June 19, 2015
- REVIEW: The Hollywood Reporter – Slamdance Review February 24, 2015
- REVIEW: indieWIRE’s The Playlist – Ambition & Narcissism Duel In ‘Diamond Tongues’ – Slamdance January 29, 2015
- REVIEW: Smells Like Screen Spirit – Slamdance Review January 29, 2015
- REVIEW: Dork Shelf – Slamdance 2015: Diamond Tongues January 27, 2015
- REVIEW: Verite Magazine – Ego is vulnerable and volatile in Diamond Tongues – Slamdance January 26, 2015
- REVIEW: Hammer To Nail (Capsule Review @ Slamdance) January 22, 2015
Stills from the film:
Poster Art
On-Set Photos
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