I liked many things about "Silver Tongues". It was an usual film, especially for a short, and it had none of clichés that one normally sees in that genre. The performances were all very good, and the look of the film was excellent. It took me a while to figure out what the motivations of the characters are, but once I did, it all tied up nicely. I also wasn't sure if it was a US production that's set in Scotland/England or what; I guess I'm not used to seeing short films from that part of the world, aside from "Trainspotting". I thought, "Great Scottish accents." This was the best short film that I saw at the Naperville Independent Film Festival. Look forward to seeing more from this filmmaker.
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