Kissed

A young woman named Sandra works in a mortuary and develops an unusual fascination with the recently deceased. Her fixation leads her to engage in increasingly intimate acts with the bodies, blurring the lines between life and death, love and obsession. As her behavior escalates, she struggles to reconcile her desires with the reality of her situation and the reactions of those around her.

Kissed was met with a mixed to positive reception from critics, who acknowledged its unique and controversial premise. While some praised its bold exploration of unconventional themes and the lead performance, others found it unsettling and difficult to engage with. The film generated significant discussion for its daring subject matter.

• Praised for its audacious and original premise.

• Gemma Reilly's performance as the necrophiliac protagonist was often highlighted.

• Some critics found the subject matter too disturbing or the narrative underdeveloped.

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The film's controversial subject matter led to limited distribution and discussion in mainstream cinema circles.