via Jason Kottke who says:
“Tatia Pilieva asked 20 strangers to kiss for the first time and filmed it. The result is surprisingly sweet.”
So right. I can feel the endorphins from here. Lovely.
– P
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Just so long as you didnt get a boner Pete … it was nicely and fairly tastefully done…. although i do have my doubts about that sort of intimacy being displayed to others between strangers (may reflect my victorian upbringing…)
Will Graeme forgive / pardon you for displaying same sex kissing on here as well…
Here are some other viewpoints on a matter of popular culture sent to me by a family member recently .. they are links to American spoof videos and they arent too offensive .. but they give the other side of the modern need to trivialise and de-privatise/demystify everything …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0Gs4xGw1Eg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijr4rwb2WbE
Admirably cynical, Ivan. (Those videos too.)
– P
Upadate: Here’s some background, and some discussion with the filmmaker Daily Mail via NZ Herald.
I’m now waiting intently for your post about “mea gulpa” to quote the nz herald about a certain Cabinet Minister being served her just desserts … the video of her admission reeks of her being severely spanked by John Key (hopefully she didnt enjoy it…)
Please post on this Pete … i so want an outlet for my glee … ful musings …