caroljsanford | Jan 29, 2013
I hope she continued to walk alongside the depressed woman.....she needed a friend for more than a train stop.
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Touch
runtime: 13:22 min
You never know when a complete stranger can walk up and change your life forever.
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robynsherri | Sep 20, 2012
Such a great piece about isolationism and our present day veil of emotional dysfunction . The acting was beautiful since their roles were so polarized.
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burn7989 | Dec 22, 2011
The "expletive" at 2:19 is not useful, especially when wanting to show it to young impressionable children. Thanks for listening.
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drdpierce | Jan 24, 2013
I don't think this is an age appropriate clip for children. This would be better for older youth on up. I was even thinking what a powerful tool for discussion this would be for our women's group. Christ calls us to be there for the least and the lost and this shows us what can happen if we come out of our "boxes" and answer His call to be there for others.
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burn7989 | Dec 22, 2011
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viczarley | Nov 08, 2011
Good production!
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Touch
An ode to city life, Touch explores themes of isolation and the universal need for community when two strangers make the most important connection of their lives while waiting for a train.film credits
Jean:
Lily Knight
Lily Knight
Heather:
Rachel Kanouse
Rachel Kanouse
Directed by:
Jen McGowan
Jen McGowan
Written by:
Colin Pink
Colin Pink
Produced by:
Emilie Hanton
Emilie Hanton
Produced by:
Philip Lott
Philip Lott
Produced by:
Jaime Robinson
Jaime Robinson
