Kattiera Nana I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Baseshment I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

Neive Bellamy Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

Zandra The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

kings_fan-00669 Excellent acting throughout the entire film—especially from Ruth Vega Fernandez. Her ability to completely become her character is so believable, you forget entirely that you're simply watching a movie with a a fictional character. Her mannerisms and facial expressions are equally as powerful as her dialogue parts. A very underrated actress, indeed! The plot was very developed and had a good amount of depth to it. I would have personally liked to see a bit more of a build up when the two girls first kissed...their glances with each other felt like they needed to be extended or more built up maybe. But other than that, the plot flowed very organically. Excellent film!

Nikol N I had such a high expectations concerning this movie, but I had to be disappointed. It starts nicely, and it's totally that situation when you are intrigued 'how will they go from total indifference to loving each other?' Your answer is 'just like that'. I couldn't really see the development of the relationship, it just got out there from nothing. Two women, barely knowing each other for a few days, fall deathly in love. Yeah, sure. If there was some indication as 'why', then it would be okay. But they didn't even LIKE each other! In my opinion, it was unrealistic and boring. I don't recommend this film unless you want to watch just a quick, lesbian vanilla porn. Because this film was almost just that.

Martin Martin I'm more than surprised to see that the non-flattering comments are mostly made by Swedish viewers...? Anyway,I usually don't write reviews about movies I watch or about books that I read, but KYSS MIG is a movie that certainly drives your attention. I've watched the film 3 times and today I also bought the DVD. It's not all about lesbian love (which by itself is a catchy theme),it is mostly about choosing to follow unconventional paths in your life & have the guts to stand up for your choices & respect them. We have seen many films arguing with such issues, and KYSS MIG is one of the most well told: facts which the two partners have to face and how realistically are attributed through the dialogues. The story unravels so smoothly, the filming is captivating, the landscapes are romantic by their own, the hole atmosphere is so authentic. The flirting scenes (for which I wanted more)is the best part about this movie: you can almost catch the sexual tension between the two leads, it is so well done by reaching its climax with the love-making scenes, which are so believable. I cant see where the comments about morality fit in order to characterize it a good or a bad movie, although some users do. In real life you cheat & you get cheated, you dump & you get dumped, there is no guarantee for eternal love & devotion. Closing, I strongly believe that this is a must see film, especially by those who can appreciate the real life romanticism.

Sindre Kaspersen Swedish writer and director Alexandra Therese-Keining's second feature film which she also wrote the screenplay for, was based on an idea by her and the producer of the film Josefine Tengblad. It tells the story about Mia, a woman in her thirties who lives in the capital of Sweden with her soon to be husband Tim. When they attend Mia's father and his fiancée's engagement party in Skåne, Mia is introduced to Frida, the daughter of Mia's step-mom. Frida takes a liking to Mia and when Tim goes back to Stockholm in order to arrange their wedding, Mia develops a close relationship to Frida.This humorous and romantic character-driven Swedish production about love, marriage and family relations is a finely written and narrated story which focuses on two women in their thirties who unexpectedly find themselves drawn towards one another. Alexandra Therese-Keining's charming and involving drama creates a significantly romantic atmosphere which is reinforced by the subtle camera movements, the radiant cinematography and the great score. The chemistry between the leading actresses Ruth Vega Fernandez and Liv Mjönes is noticeable and their engaging and understated acting performances strengthens this well-paced romantic tale.