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| Silver Tongues | |
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 Film poster | |
| Directed by | Simon Arthur |
| Written by | Simon Arthur |
| Produced by | Jared Moshe Leda Nornang |
| Starring | Lee Tergesen Enid Graham |
| Cinematography | Josh Silfen |
| Music by | Enis Rotthoff |
| Distributed by | Stick Pictures |
Running time | 90 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Silver Tongues is a 2011 dark drama film directed by Simon Arthur and starring Lee Tergesen and Enid Graham.
Gerry and Joan (Tergesen and Graham) are a middle-aged couple who travel from town to town under false personas to mutilate and change the lives of any and all unsuspecting victims in their paths. Using their immense acting skill, the duo start to fall apart when their relationship strains under the pressure of their performances.
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