Brent Fraser

Wild Orchid II: Two Shades of Blue -- Set in the late 50s, the daughter of a jazz musician is left homeless and penniless when her father dies in a heroine-induced auto accident. To make ends meet, she begins to work as a call girl for a high-class madame with society's elite as her clientele.

"Book of Love" delivers a humorous look at the tribulations of unrequited love and sour relationships. The film's story line focuses on Jay, Will and Ben - three men living, dating and loving in Los Angeles during the '90s - who struggle with the resultant heartbreak and insecurity from their failed relationships. Their stories unfold through therapy sessions, which are often as comedic as they are insightful.

"BOOK OF LOVE" delivers a humorous look at the tribulations of unrequited love and sour relationships. The film's story line focuses on Jay, Will and Ben-three men living, dating and loving in Los Angeles during the 90's-who struggle with the resultant heartbreak and insecurity from their failed relationships. Their stories unfold through therapy sessions, which are often as comedic as they are insightful.

Set in the late 50s, Blue, the daughter of a jazz musician is left homeless and penniless when her father dies in a heroine-induced auto accident. To make ends meet, she works as a prostitute for a high-class madame with society's elite as her clientele. Blue falls in love with a young boy, but is unable to reveal the truth about her life and occupation. She leaves the brothel and goes back to high school to be with her sweetheart, but the truth of her past surfaces and threatens their relationship.