Bruce McCarty

True Colors -- Four homosexual men share their stories of love, hate, and acceptance.

Violet (Monica Keena) and Rosie (Daisy Eagan) are 15-year-old fraternal twin sisters on the edge of womanhood. When their parents are killed in a car crash, the girls hit the road as "outlaws," bound for Kentucky and the perfect life together. Quickly, they meet Pete (Gordon Currie), a cute handyman, living at a local military base and the three set up house. Violet embraces her desires and begins sleeping with Pete. Rosie represses sexual urges, turning to guns and dangerous play to impress the local recruits. Their childhood bond is shattered in a shocking and unforgettable chain of events.

When their parents are killed, twin sisters Violet and Rosie hit the road. They meet Pete,and the three set up house. Violet embraces her desires and begins sleeping with Pete while repressed Rosie turns to guns to impress the local recruits.

They're the best of friends. Soon, they'll be the worst of enemies. John Cusack (America's Sweethearts, Say Anything) and James Spader (sex, lies and videotape, Pretty In Pink) star in this dramatic, absorbing story of two friends who move from law school to Washington's corridors of power. Cusack plays Peter, a lower-class go-getter who climbs to the position of congressman by betraying everyone who ever trusted him, including his idealistic blue-blooded pal Tim (Spader). Tim, of course, would never cross a friend. Unless it was to avenge his own betrayal...