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Goldi is an oversexed rock and roller with an affinity for musicians. She runs into an indie garage band with three players – one too hot, one too cold, and one that seems just right. They want her raw energy on stage with them, and invite her to sing a few songs with their band. She becomes a part-time kick-ass front woman, which gives her the courage to write songs, but when she unleashes her songs on the band they decide not to share any more of their spotlight. Goldi is disillusioned with her mentors, and can’t see a way to get her own musical feet off the ground – until her feminist friends buy her a guitar. Finally, she discovers that real success means becoming your own rock-and-roll hero.
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Toronto filmmaker Paula Tiberius has a BA in Cinema Studies from the University of Toronto. She has written and directed three short films, Oxanna, Killing Time and Busk, which have screened at film festivals across North America and have been broadcast in the United States, Canada and Finland. An active member of the music community, Paula has also co-directed and edited three music videos that received airplay on MuchMusic. A rock and roller to the core, Paula plays guitar and sings in the garage band Sticky Rice. Goldirocks is her first feature film. 
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