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TrailerAmong the chaos of wars, this dramatic-romantic film recounts a story about a young girl named Lina. Lina is a 15-year-old daughter of a white German mother and a black father. Because of her color skin, she may faces some difficulties about racism in the society. One day, she meets Lutz who is a young from the Nazy army. Lutz gives Lina what she hasn't found, love, and she begins to feel that she has someone who loves her with her nature. But what can happen when the war separates them from each other?. It's a struggling dramatic story.Actors: Abbie Cornish, Amandla Stenberg, George MacKay, Christopher Eccleston, Olivia Vinall, Tom Goodman-Hill, Alec Newman, Simon Harrison, Tomiwa Edun, Will Attenborough, Lucy Russell, ...»Director: Amma AsanteCountry: United KingdomDuration: 122 minQuality: HDRelease: 2018IMDb: 6.6Rating(14) Voted1 CommentsSort By- Newest
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dog AnonymousWill we ever learn from history Great movie2019-01-16 16:01
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Actors of "Where Hands Touch"
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Characters of "Where Hands Touch"
LeynaPlayed by: Amandla Stenberg
LutzPlayed by: George MacKay
HauptscharführerPlayed by: Allard Geerlings -
Critic Reviews of "Where Hands Touch"
ObserverSeptember 14, 2018Where Hands Touch is a coming of age story, a saga of war, and a heart-rending love story about a forbidden romance that defied the odds against survival in a living hell.
Los Angeles TimesSeptember 13, 2018Asante usually excels at sharing stories audiences haven't seen before, so it's unfortunate that this one feels so dully familiar.
RogerEbert.comSeptember 10, 2018When the complex, humanizing portrayal of Nazi characters and SS soldiers enter the picture, good intentions do derail fast, leading to disturbing outcomes.
Hollywood ReporterSeptember 10, 2018Throughout, Asante raises questions about bravery, conscience and, most of all, identity.
VarietySeptember 10, 2018Stenberg carries the magnetism she brought to her breakthrough role in the YA romance "Everything, Everything," but she's betrayed by a stilted rendering of a rarely illuminated piece of history.
Cinema AxisDecember 16, 2018While not hitting the heights it could have, Where Hands Touch is a reminder that there are plenty of stories from this era that have yet to be told.
CinemalogueSeptember 28, 2018... provides mild insight into an obscure aspect of the war, although its heartfelt intentions ring hollow amid an abundance of sentimentality.
PajibaSeptember 21, 2018Where Hands Touch is unfortunately as problematic as we assumed; the questions it raises about national vs. cultural identity didn't need a Nazi romance to be resonant.
Geeks of ColorSeptember 20, 2018Asante focuses our attention on yet another story of the Black experience and she accomplishes what she sets out to do. Where Hands Touch is an important and beautiful film.
Shadow and ActSeptember 20, 2018Where Hands Touch is a waste of solid acting by Amandla Stenberg, and time for its viewers. Asante's attempt to make Nazi characters appear sympathetic is a perfect example of not reading the room, especially in this contentious time in our country.
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