This half-hour program is a playfully provocative dialogue on sexual philosophy, seduction, romance, love, and the perfect kiss. It interweaves computer animation, stylized drama, and the frank disclosures of four on-camera interviews. Featured are the cool sardonic witticisms of author/raconteur Quentin Crisp, the internationally famous entertainer who first captured the public's eye with his autobiography "The Naked Civil Servant". In amusing contrast to Quentin's quips are the exotic popisms of rock personality SPIDER, the lyricist and percussionist for the South African group Via Afrika. Spider's striking musical and visual talents gained wide notice through her performance with the Artists Against Apartheid on the "Sun City" record and video. New York poet and performer Emily XYZ expresses the youth view with a hard edge. Stage, screen and television actor Joe Morton reveals a family man's perspective. "THE KISSING BOOTH" displays a daring narrative range as it jumps from outrageous non-sequitur to brave emotional honesty. The boundaries of morality, dignity and personal freedom are exposed in a humorous and visually striking program.