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Kisses
Directed by
Lance Daly
2008
72m
Not Rated
Drama
7.2
85%
80%
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Two kids, Dylan and Kylie, run away from home at Christmas and spend a night of magic and terror on the streets of inner-city Dublin.
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Cast of Kisses
Kelly O'Neill
Kylie
Shane Curry
Dylan
Paul Roe
Dylan's Da
Roy Dempsey
Mini Moto Rider
Aaron Courtney
Mini Moto Rider
Cathy Malone
Kylie's Ma
Stephanie Kelly
Kylie's Sister
Neilí Conroy
Dylan's Ma
Maria de Brí
Kylie's Baby Sister
Niall Martin
Kylie's Brother 1
Michael Hunt
Kylie's Brother 2
Shauna Kelly
Rude Girl 1
Krista Greene
Rude Girl 2
Shannon Lysaght
Rude Girl 3
Sean McDonagh
Uncle Maurice
Shane Murphy
Kylie's Brother 3
David Bendito
Dredger Captain
Glen Dowd
Barber
Jose Jimanez
Busker
David Layde
Drunken Critic
Neil Watkins
Drunken Critic
Michael Gibney
Squatter 1
Andrew Manson
Squatter 2
Elisabeth Suh
Gardiner Street Girl
Ciaran Kenny
Homeless Man
Catherine Simon
Outreach Volunteer 1
Nick McGinley
Outreach Volunteer 2
Adrian Kennedy
Self
Hilda Fay
Anita
Olla Iginla
Security Guard
Waldemar Kalinowski
Hotdog Man
Gerry Moore
Roadie
Grattan Smith
Night Busker 1
Cricky Sea
Night Busker 2
Niall O'Driscoll
Night Busker 3
Tim O'Donovan
Night Busker 4
Willie Higgins
The Sackman
Ian de Brí
Sackman's Accomplice
Nial O'Brien
Nightclub Bouncer
Del Commerford
Nightclub Manager
Shane Tobin
Nightclub Punter
Elga Fox
Ban Garda (uncredited)
Stephen Rea
Down Under Dylan (uncredited)
Kisses Reviews
Boston Globe
Wesley Morris
What the writer and director, Lance Daly, means as some kind of transporting urban adventure for them is a disenchanting slog for us.
Christian Science Monitor
Peter Rainer
A marginally sweet movie about two woebegone Irish kids.
New York Post
V.A. Musetto
Terrific non-pro actors Kelly O'Neill (Kylie) and Shane Curry (Dylan) are the backbone of the film, directed by Lance Daly, who says as a kid he thought of running away.
New York Times
Stephen Holden
Kisses regards the world through fearful, foolhardy preadolescent eyes.
Houston Chronicle
Amy Biancolli
It's arresting.
Entertainment Weekly
Lisa Schwarzbaum
A superior lyrical ragamuffin Irish drama about neighbor kids in a dingy outpost of Dublin who run away from their crummy home situations at Christmas and spend a picaresque night on city streets.
Los Angeles Times
Kenneth Turan
Only 75 minutes long and made in Ireland for what had to be a micro budget, this sweet, savvy and heartfelt film will impact you more and stay around longer than many more elephantine productions.
Observer
Rex Reed
A serendipitous journey worth taking.
Slant Magazine
Bill Weber
A pedestrian picaresque that trivializes the suffering and yearnings of hardscrabble youth.
Hollywood Reporter
Ray Bennett
Rewarding tale of two kids loose on Dublin's mean streets with outstanding performances.
Movieline
Stephanie Zacharek
There's nothing so frustrating as a small movie, made by a clearly gifted filmmaker, that flies close to magic only to be sternly jerked back to earth.
Village Voice
Ella Taylor
The movie's ending may be less satisfying than that of Slumdog Millionaire, but Kisses is truer to the tragedy of a generation of children whom we have utterly failed.
indieWire
Eric Kohn
The immediate sympathy evoked by Dylan (Shane Curry) and Kylie (Kelly O'Neill) creates a lasting impact solely with the sorrow and confusion that crosses their faces.
East Bay Express
Kelly Vance
Lance Daly's Ireland is not the scenic Irish wonderland of Ondine.
One Guy's Opinion
Frank Swietek
A blend of gritty realism sand magical fantasy that's undoubtedly calculated but still deeply satisfying.
NYC Movie Guru
Avi Offer
Exquisitely-shot and deeply affecting with just the right balance of humor, sweetness and grittiness. Newcomers Kelly O'Neill and Shane Curry shine in raw, heartfelt and charismatic performances.
Monsters and Critics
Ron Wilkinson
Dorothy parachutes into Dublin in search of the Wizard but there is no place like home.
HollywoodChicago.com
Brian Tallerico
A surprisingly genuine and sweet film.
Boston Phoenix
Zak Jason
When it's not trite, Kisses can be refreshing in its realism.
NewsBlaze
Kam Williams
A Xmas where neverending nightmares instead of sugarplums dance in children's heads
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