Diamond Tongues
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Written byPavan Moondi
Produced by
- Sarah Haywood
- Brian Robertson
- Pavan Moondi
StarringLeah Fay Goldstein
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| Written by | Pavan Moondi |
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| Starring | Leah Fay Goldstein |
| Cinematography | Peter Dreimanis |
| Edited by | Pavan Moondi |
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| Distributed by | Mongrel Media |
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Running time | 100 minutes |
| Country | Canada |
| Language | English |
Diamond Tongues is a 2015 Canadian comedy-drama film directed by Pavan Moondi and Brian Robertson. It stars July Talk band member Leah Fay Goldstein as a Toronto-based struggling actress who descends into a downward spiral of depression, narcissism and cruelty.[1]
Toronto-based Edith Welland (Goldstein) is an aspiring actress willing to do whatever it takes to land a film role, even outright lying, sabotaging other actresses and outright disrespecting her former boyfriend, also an aspiring actor. Throughout the film, it is revealed she might suffer from manic depressive disorders and delusional psychosis.
Cast
- Leah Fay Goldstein as Edith Welland
- Nick Flanagan as Nick
- Leah Wildman as Clare
- Adam Gurfinkel as Ben
- David John Phillips as Derek Neville
- Noah R. Taylor as Christian
- Ryan Wonsiak as Dmitri
- Brendan Hobin as Jason
- Ashley Tredenick as Suzanne
- Bo Martyn as Danielle
- Julian Peter as Darren
- Catherine Stockhausen as Laura
- Matt Hansen as Matt Hansen
- Caley Jones as Receptionist
- Julian Carrington as Nate
- Matt Johnson as John Matheson
