The Diamond Cutter: Returning to Reason and Love in Big Sky Country

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The Diamond Cutter is a drama set in the late 1970s-early 80s, progressing to 2014. The story focuses on the lives and circumstances of four friends growing up in western Montana, and how their friendships and lives evolve in vastly diverse ways approaching adulthood. Most of the story takes place in the western Montana cities of Missoula and Butte, Seattle, and Chile. The Montana backdrop offers spectacular sceneries and perspectives that are innately linked to the state’s colorful past.
As the world struggles with wealth inequality, the generosity and compassion demonstrated by the self-made and humble characters of The Diamond Cutter has never been more timely and appropriate. Money is meant to serve, not rule, providing for the common good. A message of tolerance and selfless giving is presented, reconnecting with humanity and charity. The story is unique, yet common, progressing to a refreshing and epic finale.
The Diamond Cutter is a labor of love for a family, a love letter to a state, and admiration of a beloved artist. It acknowledges that a hero does not necessarily have to wear a uniform, a cape or mask, or carry a machine gun. A hero can be someone who is authentically compassionate and kind.