Just a Kiss

Set in a contemporary urban environment, the narrative moves between glossy interiors and tense public spaces. Principal locations include Dag's stylish apartment building, Rebecca's room, and a glamorous office where his work as a commercial director unfolds. The climactic airplane sequence anchors the story, with the flight's luxury and danger highlighting the characters' fragile relationships.

💔 Love & Betrayal

Extramarital relationships drive the emotional core of the film, exposing how desire erodes trust and fuels conflict among Dag, Halley, Rebecca, Peter, and Paula. Infidelity creates a cycle of suspicion, accusations, and broken promises that destabilizes friendships and lovers alike. The film frames romance as performance, where attraction can be as damaging as a sharp turn in a script. The consequences of betrayal spiral outward into chaos and tragedy.

🌀 Fate & Consequences

Small choices and chance encounters set off a chain of events with deadly results. The film repeatedly emphasizes how one reckless decision—an affair, a flirt, a phone call—can ripple outward, affecting many lives. The plane crash and the subsequent deaths highlight the fragility of safety and control. The narrative structure's rewind moment underscores themes of fate, consequence, and the impossibility of fully undoing what has happened.

💀 Mortality

Death is an ever-present force that redefines relationships and memorializes loss. The film stages mortality through a deadly sequence—betrayals, accidents, and murder—that interrupts the characters' search for happiness. The final cycles of life and memory challenge the idea of getting 'it back' or returning to how things were. The conclusion leaves viewers contemplating the fragility of life and the cruelty of fate.