Archive · 7 Aug 2025
Mojsovski's 'Foreign Tongue' Wraps Filming, Explores Identity
Imagine a movie about a woman who suddenly starts speaking with a different accent, like she's from another country.
This movie, called 'Foreign Tongue,' is a comedy about this happening to a Canadian woman.
It's about her trying to understand who she is when she feels like a stranger in her own life.
The director, who is from Sarajevo, wants to use humor to show the emotions of feeling misunderstood and alone.
It's a mix of funny moments and deeper feelings about belonging.
The movie is made by people who also worked on shows and movies you might know, like 'Shadowhunters' and 'Star Trek'.
Dark comedy 'Foreign Tongue' about a woman with a Bosnian accent has finished filming.
Kimberly-Sue Murray stars as a woman who develops foreign accent syndrome.
The film explores themes of identity, perception, and cultural belonging.
It's a personal project for director Boris Mojsovski, born in Sarajevo.
Mojsovski co-wrote the film with Cynthia Ashperger and produced it with Munire Armstrong and Felipe Rodriguez.
- Who
- Directed by Boris Mojsovski and starring Kimberly-Sue Murray.
- What
- The film 'Foreign Tongue' has completed principal photography.
- When
- No specific release date is mentioned in the articles.
- Where
- The film is set in North America.
- Why
- The film explores themes of identity, perception, and cultural belonging through the lens of foreign accent syndrome.
- Film Title
- Foreign Tongue
- Director
- Boris Mojsovski
- Main Actor
- Kimberly-Sue Murray
- Genre
- Dark Comedy
- Subject
- Foreign Accent Syndrome
- Co-writer
- Cynthia Ashperger