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Touch (2014)
Vincent suffers from a rare skin condition, where the slightest touch leaves him blistered and scarred. His mother Anna lives in constant fear of him - afraid of the harm she may cause by holding her own son's hand. When a ghost from the past tries to make contact, Anna must face her fears and find a way to connect with her son.
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Vincent suffers from a rare skin condition, where the slightest touch leaves him blistered and scarred. His mother Anna lives in constant fear of him - afraid of the harm she may cause by holding her own son's hand. When a ghost from the past tries to make contact, Anna must face her fears and find a way to connect with her son.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Adrian Chiarella
In Theaters:7/9/2014
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Screen Australia, Metro Screen, 19Hundred
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