Srong acting. Character-driven plot kept me wondering what was going to happen next. Has a 'get under your skin' quality to it. Definitely worth a watch especially if you like the idea of two people drawn together by a common bond that do things in that relationship they would never do otherwise.

This film will hit you all-at-once on so many different levels. Silver Tongues is an absolute masterpiece of nuance, though I'm not really sure in the end how I should feel about it: disgusted, impressed, violated, shocked, pleasantly surprised by the unfamiliar faces, relieved, appalled, angry, satisfied, or in disbelief... but disbelief in contrast to something? It leaves you feeling kind of grimy, like vomit-inducing bad breath with a sour aftertaste, even ever-so-slightly hollow. This film is every shade of grey

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Wow, what a mind-spank. Where so many films seek to have the viewer relate to the story and insert themselves, this film is (I hope for your sake) a "closed door" and we observe from outside. I also began to wonder how much he controlled the situation and if she was actually game to their own intimate encounters. Lee Tergesen is such a talented actor -- his role in OZ immediately comes to mind -- that it's good to see him with strong, unusual material; but I'm sad this film didn't garner much popularity, even at festivals or art-house circuit. It may be too uncomfortable for many viewers. This film definitely makes you suspect the people you meet who are much too easy to become acquainted with, and who draw you into their scenario.