NORTH SEA TEXAS - Cinema trailer UK - Peccadillo

In UK Cinemas April 6th

Pim lives in a small town on the Belgian coast, together with his single mother Yvette, a local accordion starlet. It's an ordinary existence which Pim brightens up by dreaming of princesses, beauty queens and handsome Gino, the boy next door. But when hunky traveller Zoltan blows through town, Pim's life takes an exciting and unexpected turn.

North Sea Texas is the feature film debut from cult director Bavo Defurne, whose short films, love letters to the male form and soaked with lush visuals, have garnered fans from across the globe - drawing comparisons to Pierre et Gilles, Herbert List, Dreyer and Eisenstein.

"A poignantly rendered coming-of-ager... delicately captures the ecstasy of first love" - Variety

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[mikeaberde]

finally i able to watch the film.. and it never disappoint me. . such a sweet wonderful film..

10/10 :).

[peccadillopictures]

Thank you for the glowing review Mike! Glad you enjoyed.

[peccadillopictures]

It is getting a limited cinema release in April, then on DVD 3-4 months later!

[ComfortablyDouglas]

It seems to be awesome! Please tell me the name of the SONG!!!

[Lee Beaumont]

Bought this film today on DVD. Can't wait to watch it tonight :D:D:D

[Natan gomes batista]

where I can watching this movie?

[SuperReekee]

thank you for clarifying that. I've spent 30 minutes looking for it on your site ;)

[Lrichy]

I've seen it on Netflix... this movie is pretty cool!

[Yasmyn Suraya]

where did u watch the film? i dont live in the uk neither america :(

[Honey Lovee]

Loved this movie!!! It made me cry happy tears

[TwiliVaati]

I found it depressing because Pim had such an unpleasant life and I can relate to it in a way

[Michael Greenwaldt]

Just watched this. A beautifully photographed and sensitive coming-of-age film. It is a real shame they don't make gay cinema like this in the US. Seriously, most of the best ones are from other countries. The low-budget gay films we get in the US are mostly total shit. I don't understand why we can't see quality ones. Even independent releases.

[Tecnho]

Why sad? :o I'm just really curious, since I don't think it was a depressing film at all. Quite the contrary, indeed. Great film, by the way.

[ehnock92]

Pimmie!!