I Don't Kiss

Pierre is a naive young man from the south of France who moves to Paris with hopes of becoming an actor. Unable to find success in the arts, he struggles with the harsh realities of the city and eventually enters male prostitution. While navigating this lifestyle, he falls in love with a young woman who is also a prostitute, leading to a dangerous confrontation with her violent pimp.

This drama was directed by André Téchiné, following his previous works The Bronte Sisters and Rendez-vous. The film features a cast including Manuel Blanc, Philippe Noiret, Emmanuelle Béart, Hélène Vincent, Ivan Desny, and Christophe Bernard. The screenplay was written by André Téchiné alongside Jacques Nolot and Michel Grisolia.

The film was a joint production between France and Italy. It has received a moderate reception from audiences, holding a 6.7 rating on IMDb from 1,600 votes and a 6.2 rating on TMDB based on 55 votes.