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Watercolors

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Synopsis

Powerfully evoking the sweetness of first love, Watercolors is the story of a tragic and very passionate love between two teenage boys.

3 Reasons To buy this film

A gorgeous romance...have tissues handy
Tye Olson is a talent to watch out for
Sexy without being exploitive; smart without being preachy

Review

Beginning in the present day, we meet boyfriends Danny and Allan at the opening of Danny’s first New York City gallery show, which consists of erotic paintings of Danny’s first love, Carter. Triggered by memories of their romance, Danny takes us back 15 years to high school. Danny (Tye Olson, star of Tru Loved) was picked on there for being a sissy boy. His best friend was another outcast, Andy (Ellie Araiza), a physically disabled girl. Together they formed a tight pair and dreamt of a happier life beyond high school. A new boy in school, Carter (Kyle Clare), is a big-time swimmer and totally cute. Carter’s mom has met Danny’s dad at an AA meeting and Danny ends up at the house with a troubled Carter, who is drawn to him. We watch this tender love blossom amidst tremendous challenges and secrecy. But after losing an important swim meet, a despondent Carter ends his life. Danny overcomes his grief through his burgeoning art talent but never completely moves on. Fast forward 15 years and Danny is still obsessively painting his young love. Allan demands that Danny focus on the present day, threatening to leave if he doesn’t. A sweet tale of first love, grief and healing, Watercolors is a stunning feature debut for writer/director David Oliveras.

-- Scott Cranin

Product Format Information

DVD : $20.99

Availability: In stock and ready to ship
Close Caption: Yes
Region Code: 1
UPC: 741952681892
Studio: Here!
Languages: English (Primary) , English SDH Subtitles
Aspect Ratio: Anamorphic 1.78, Widescreen

Customer Reviews

Five stars

robbo93 wrote on 07/09/2010:

This was an amazing movie. I watched it last night, and it stuck with me all night. It is one of those movies that gets you thinking, rather than just passively viewing. The acting was pure and vulnerable-Kyle Clare was my stand out, his eyes were just yeah. This is one movie that you MUST own. Buy this movie, grab a box of tissues, and enjoy (preferably with your true love--you're going to wish they were there).

Love and Pain (3 and a half stars)

Toby Ross wrote on 06/23/2010:

Saw it yesterday afternoon and liked it very much. As a film maker myself I came to appreciate what seemed like a lot of hard work. When Danny finally broke down and bawled I felt for him. One extra thing I enjoyed - The swimmer (the villain) with the shaved head WOOF! I wish he was used more extensively Please! Can in touch with me.
Camera work was slick, lighting superb (like a Renaissance painting)

Bravissimo!

Marty wrote on 06/09/2010:

Beautiful movie. Sensitive acting. A few places where the sound is garbled / dialogue is difficult to hear. But overall a stunning movie.

Magnificent

BoyKisser wrote on 03/31/2010:

Beautifully shot, erotic and sensitive. The lead actors are amazingly talented and completely beliveable. Karen Black is a special treat to watch. Great production values and well written. A must!

nudity

serro wrote on 02/18/2010:

I think it's pathetic that gays think all movies should contain nudity. As if they expect full frontal all the time. This is why there is porn. Go watch that!

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