The Kiss was Garbo's final silent film, released on January 20, 1929.
Released on January 20, 1929, "The Kiss" marked the end of Greta Garbo's silent film era. It was the last silent film for both Garbo and MGM, epitomizing the transition from silent cinema to talkies. Garbo's powerful performance reinforced her status as one of the greatest actresses of the silent screen, setting the stage for her successful entry into sound films.