Picture
This! Entertainment arrived with much fanfare at a wild
gala held at the Trois Cloches (Three Bells) Disco in Cannes,
France in
May 1996. As the first motion picture company dedicated exclusively
to the international licensing of films of interest to gay and lesbian
audiences, Picture This received considerable publicity in the foreign
press. Since that time, it has supplied film festivals and buyers
throughout the world with high-quality, feature-length product.
The Company attends these important industry gatherings
each year: the Sundance Film Festival, the Berlin Film Festival,
The American Film Market, the Cannes Film Festival, Frameline SF
Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, Outfest Los Angeles, and the Toronto
Film Festival. At these events, the Company acquires and licenses
its product, which is described in further detail below. We welcome
inquiries from theatrical distributors, theater owners, festival
progammers, video publishers, video wholesalers, satcasters, cablecasters,
TV networks and stand-alone TV stations throughout the world.
Licensing inquiries should be directed to:

Faxes addressed to the Int'l Licensing Department can be sent to +1 (323) 658-7265.
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OUT OF SEASON
When Micki Silva struts into beautiful Cape May,
New Jersey - all leather jacket, Marlboros, and attitude - - she
thinks she knows what to expect. She's there to care for her dying
uncle, to forget about her photography career and her ex, and
then get out of town as soon as possible. But Micki's in for a
few surprises. Uncle Charlie has his own plans
in store: to get Micki to settle down with his dear friend Roberta, a conscientious cook harboring some
wanderlust of her own. Circling each one warily, the two women
gradually begin to woo each other with a passion and ambivalence
that will ring true for anyone who has ever thought they needed
to run away, only to discover themselves at home when they least
expected it.
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WHOLE
NEW THING
Emerson Thorsen, 13,
lives with his parents in their eco-home in the wilds of
Nova Scotia. He’s just had his first wet dream and
completed writing and illustrating his first book, all 1000
pages of it. Meanwhile, the home-schooled youth can barely
add 2 + 2, so his mother enrolls him in the local junior
high. There, Emerson’s 42-year-old English teacher,
Don Grant, has settled into a life of perpetual adolescence,
paying regular visits to a park restroom for anonymous sex.
In the classroom, Emerson stirs things up. Surprisingly,
Don sees a bit of himself reflected in Emerson. Emerson,
initially scornful of his teacher, soon develops his first
crush on Don. The precociously confident boy, raised in a
household of casual nudity and sexual openness, throws himself
into this awakening of his heart with dangerous abandon.
This is going to be a Whole New Thing. For everyone.
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LATTER
DAYS
Christian, a hunky, 20-something, West
Hollywood party boy gets more than he bargains for when he tries
to seduce 19-year-old Elder Aaron Davis, a sexually confused
Mormon missionary who moves into his apartment complex. When
Christian exposes Davis' secret sexual desire, Davis rejects
Christian for being shallow and empty. The encounter shatters
each boy's reality and draws the two into a passionate romance
that risks destroying their lives..
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EBAN AND CHARLEY
Upon his return to his hometown
in the Pacific Northwest, Eban, a 29 year-old, socially awkward
ex-soccer coach meets Charley, a 15 year-old with whom he
shares similar interests in guitars, bike riding and poetry.
When both of their families discover the nature of their
relationship, the growing bond between them is put to the
test.

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THE TOILERS AND THE WAYFARERS
A ground-breaking, coming-of-age drama
about two gay teenagers growing up in the conservative, American
Midwest and their adventures with a mysterious German
immigrant.

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