Kiki: Love to Love

Set during a hot summer in Madrid, this romantic comedy follows five different people and couples as they explore unconventional sexual desires and paraphilias. The narrative weaves together various struggles with intimacy, including a marriage attempting to reignite lost passion, a husband supporting his wife after a mobility-limiting accident, and a couple facing fertility issues linked to sexual satisfaction. Other characters deal with the tension between fulfilling fantasies and seeking commitment, while one single woman searches for love. Together, they challenge personal taboos to find happiness through sexual experimentation.

The film was directed by Paco León, marking the first of three credited directing efforts in his career, and he also co-wrote the screenplay with Fernando Pérez. The cast includes Natalia de Molina, Álex García, and Paco León himself, with a total of 38 credited actors. Produced by companies such as Telecinco Cinema and Vértigo Films, the movie earned 8 million USD at the worldwide box office. Audience reception is moderately positive, with a 6.4 rating on IMDb from 6,700 votes and a 6.1 rating on TMDB from 387 votes. These viewer scores are higher than the 5.8 rating provided by film critics based on 15 reviews.