Kiss Her Goodbye

About This Movie

Kiss Her Goodbye, directed by Albert Lipton, is an intense exploration of emotional turmoil and the fragility of human connections. The film's pacing is deliberate, allowing the tension to build gradually as we witness the troubled relationship between a young woman and her brother. The atmospheric settings, particularly the motel where much of the drama unfolds, create a sense of isolation and inevitability. The performances are raw and haunting; the emotional instability of the protagonist is palpable, drawing you into her chaotic world. The interactions with the motel maid add layers of complexity and dread, as their fates become intertwined in ways you won’t see coming. It’s a unique piece from the late 50s that captures the darker sides of familial bonds and personal demons.

Psychological tension builds throughout. · Strong performances from a small cast. · Atmospheric settings enhance the story's isolation.