Kiss Me

There's something vaguely prurient about this short film that follows one young man as he explores what he thinks is an unoccupied beachside home. Unbeknown to him, but fortunately for us, the house i... There's something vaguely prurient about this short film that follows one young man as he explores what he thinks is an unoccupied beachside home. Unbeknown to him, but fortunately for us, the house is littered withs security cameras that follow the character (Jonathan Andrade) as he pokes his nose into just about everything - helps himself to food and drink, even tries on the clothes of the owner. The owner (Victor Hugo Villanueva) appears and the youngster is shocked. Or is he? Is the owner? Is there something happening or about to happen that both men want? There's precious little for us to go on here. We are provided with only the most basic scenario with no knowledge of the men, or any dynamic that may exist. It's left to our own imagination and just a slight hint in their eyes at the end. It's worth ten minutes of your time, but you may end up scratching your head afterwards wondering why you bothered or what you missed...