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Kiss Me

2015

TV Show

Ended

1 Season

Thai

Taliw is a cute, lively yet clumsy girl who has a crush on a popular genius, Tenten, a new student with an IQ of 200. Tenten has just returned from Japan with his family. How will Taliw deal with her feelings towards Tenten? Sometimes, he treats her kindly and cares about her; and other times he teases and embarrasses her in front of all their peers. Is it Taliw's good luck or bad luck that their parents are close friends? Is it good luck or bad luck that Taliw's house was destroyed leaving her forced to move in with Tenten? Taliw only has feelings for Tenten but her good friend King fell for her and is trying his best to take her heart. Taliw also has a love-rival, Namkang, a girl who is taller, more beautiful, and brighter than her. Namkang seems to be the perfect person for Tenten. What Taliw will do with this situation?

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IMDb6.5/10

Google Users85%

Director: Alexandra Billings•Genres: Drama, Romance, Coming-of-age

Plot Summary

Sixteen-year-old Sophie is navigating the complex world of adolescence, dealing with her parents' recent divorce and her own burgeoning sexuality. She finds solace and unexpected connection with Mia, a new girl at school with a mysterious past. Their developing relationship challenges Sophie's perceptions of love and identity, forcing her to confront her feelings and make difficult choices about her future.

Critical Reception

Kiss Me (also known as 'Teenage Kiss') was generally well-received by critics, particularly for its sensitive portrayal of LGBTQ+ themes and teenage relationships. Audiences appreciated its emotional honesty and authentic depiction of the challenges faced by young people exploring their identities. The film garnered attention for its fresh perspective on coming-of-age stories.

What Reviewers Say

Praised for its authentic and heartfelt portrayal of young love and identity.
Applauded for its sensitive handling of LGBTQ+ themes within a coming-of-age narrative.
Noted for strong performances from its young lead actors.

Google audience: Viewers found the film to be a moving and relatable story about self-discovery and first love, with many appreciating its positive representation of LGBTQ+ relationships.