Two solid actors save a movie from its own pretense.
Kiss the Sky (1998)
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Reviews Counted:2
Fresh:2
Rotten:0
Average Rating:N/A
Runtime: 1 hr 45 mins
Genre: Dramas
Synopsis: Two concrete jungle professional businessmen (Petersen and Cole) leave the hustle and bustle of the urban "rat race" and their overbearing families behind for a new life, and inner tranquility, in... Two concrete jungle professional businessmen (Petersen and Cole) leave the hustle and bustle of the urban "rat race" and their overbearing families behind for a new life, and inner tranquility, in the tropics of the Philippines. In the midst of irresponsible living in the form of drug and alcohol debauchery, they fall helplessly in love with the same beautiful woman. The unfortunate mutual attraction will ultimately threaten their friendship and cause a great disturbance in their new found paradise. [More]
Starring: William L. Petersen, Gary Cole, Sheryl Lee, Terence Stamp
Starring: William L. Petersen, Gary Cole, Sheryl Lee, Terence Stamp, Patricia Charbonneau, Season Hubley
Director: Roger Young
Director: Roger Young
Producer: Eric Lerner
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Reviews for Kiss the Sky
A fascinating, sensual drama about two stressed-out American businessmen who drop out of society and attempt to create their own hedonistic utopia. A thoughtful, little-known film worth seeking out.
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