Just a kiss Intro : The film "Just kiss" was produced in 2003 by Ken Loach, a British

director who has received the Gold Award for one of his films. The senario was written by Paul Laverty. This movie is about a love story and religious problems. It was awarded the Csar for best film of the European Union in 2005 and the nomination for Best Screenplay at the 2004 European Film Awards.
Atta Yaqub : Casim Khan Eva Birthistle : Roisin Hanlon

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Summary:

The film features a romantic relationship between two people belonging to different communities and between more or less directly to their religion. In Glasgow, Scotland, Casim, a young disc jockey dreams of starting his own nightclub. His parents, Pakistani immigrants, preparing his marriage to a Pakistani cousin will happen in Scotland a few weeks. That's when Casim meets Roisin, the music teacher of his sister Tahara in a Catholic high school. The love that grows between these two characters will disrupt the clear path that the family of Casim had planned for him. Religion is getting in the way of their history. Casim must choose between his love for Roisin and her family. His opinion differs during the film: give up the true oflove, to submit to her parents' choice or tarnish the image of his family from the Pakistani community in Glasgow? When in Roisin, she loses her job because she maintains a relationship with a man who is not a Catholic. Casim family will set up schemes in order to separate these two young lovers. But Roisin can not be done because for her love is stronger than religion. The choice is hard but despite all these adventures, Roisin and Casim stay together. This film is about differences in religion that strongly about privacy.

II. Interpretation III. Conclusion

Camille: I think that this movie has been seen. It may sound a bit corny at times, at the same time, this is the case with many films that address the theme of religious differences. But first he acted a meeting and a love story, realistic (and therefore complex) and beautiful. I found the actors play very just. The music is well chosen, frankly. Some scenes are funny, others more intimate. A great success.