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The Touch (2014)

St. Louis, 1984: A charismatic televangelist suffers a seizure during a faith-healing crusade, upsetting his veneer of invincibility.
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St. Louis, 1984: A charismatic televangelist suffers a seizure during a faith-healing crusade, upsetting his veneer of invincibility.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Max Barbakow
Written By:Max Barbakow, Derek J. Pastuszek
In Theaters:4/9/2014
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Runtime:16 minutes
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