Kiss For Me

About This Movie

Kiss For Me dives into the tender and often tumultuous waters of first love with an authentic perspective. Directed by Kirsty Wilson, this film captures Maya's delicate exploration of her identity and emotional landscape. The pacing is quite deliberate, giving the audience time to breathe and really feel the nuances of her experiences. The film’s atmosphere shifts from euphoric highs to the sting of societal expectations, making it an intriguing watch. Performances are raw and heartfelt, displaying a vulnerability that feels genuine. Its distinctive take on sexualisation within queer relationships adds depth, provoking thought without feeling overly preachy. It’s intriguing to see how Maya navigates these challenges, making her journey resonate on multiple levels.

Strong character developmentNuanced handling of LGBTQ+ themesEngaging cinematography that captures emotional depth