LONDON -- British indie micro distributor Word of Mouth Films said Wednesday it has struck a pair of U.K. movie distribution deals headlined by Richard Bracewell's "The Gigolos," which unspooled at the AFI festival last year. WOMF said it plans to roll out the indie film in September. Set in the London between dusk and dawn, it revolves around two male escorts who specialize in dating older, rich and influential women (HR 11/2/05). The fledgling theatrical distributor said it aims to support first-time feature directors and innovative British films. It also plans to release documentary "KZ" from director Rex Bloomstein. The film explores the lasting impact of the Holocaust by looking at life today in a former concentration camp in Austria. Bloomstein's documentary premiered at IDFA last year and had its North American premiere in competition at this year's Sundance Film Festival.