Kisses in the Dark

Kisses in the Dark consists of four short films: "Coriolis Effect," an offbeat love story about storm chasers; "Solly's Diner," an Oscar-nominated piece featuring a homeless man witnessing a holdup; "Looping," which satirizes the world of independent filmmaking; and the dialogue-free segment "Joe," focusing on a psychiatric patient’s quest for enlightenment.

With a runtime of 80 minutes, this anthology showcases a variety of storytelling styles, making it an interesting watch for those who appreciate diverse cinematic approaches. The film features an ensemble cast, including Dana Ashbrook, Corinne Bohrer, Jennifer Rubin, and Quentin Tarantino, contributing to its eclectic nature.

For collectors, Kisses in the Dark is available on DVD, adding to the appeal of owning a piece that highlights unique narratives and creative filmmaking from the late 1990s. The combination of drama and comedy, along with the film's independent spirit, makes it a notable entry in its genre.