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Diamond Tongues is a 2015 Canadian comedy drama film directed by Pavan Moondi and Brian Robertson,[1] written by Pavan Moondi and produced by Sarah Haywood, Brian Robertson and Pavan Moondi.

The film stars Leah Fay, who is the co-lead vocalist in the band July Talk. Fay's July Talk bandmate Peter Dreimanis served as the film's cinematographer, which also features an original score composed by Broken Social Scene's Brendan Canning and Do Make Say Think's Ohad Benchetrit.[2]

Diamond Tongues premiered at the Slamdance Film Festival in Park City, Utah on January 25, 2015.[3] The film received its Canadian premiere at the Bell Lightbox on August 7, 2015.[4]

Diamond Tongues is distributed by Mongrel Media in Canada and Factory 25 in the rest of the world.[5]

References

  1. ^ Globe and Mail: Film Diamond Tongues authentically explores Toronto’s identity
  2. ^ CBC Music: July Talk's Leah Fay Goldstein shines in Diamond Tongues
  3. ^ Hollywood Reporter: Diamond Tongues Slamdance Review
  4. ^ Toronto Star: How Leah Fay Goldstein became a movie star without even trying
  5. ^ Playback: Diamond Tongues lands U.S. distribution
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