Review of Where Hands Touch (2018) by Elizabeth Weitzman for TheWrap — 09 Sep 2018
The weight of history is a heavy burden for one film to carry, especially when freighted still further by contemporary parallels. Ultimately, Leyna is as much a symbol as a fully-drawn character, one young girl representing multitudes.
Nevertheless, those who find their way to her essential story will come away not only enlightened, but undeniably touched.
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This review of Where Hands Touch (2018) was written by Elizabeth Weitzman and published by TheWrap on 09 Sep 2018.
Where Hands Touch has generally received positive reviews.
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