Touch (2014 film)

Jake Wilson in the Sydney Morning Herald gave it 2 stars and says "the biggest problem is a storyline more suited to a short than a feature."^[4] David Stratton, writing for the Australian, gave it 3 1/2 stars. He calls it "a well made and rather creepy drama that withholds a good deal of information from the audience yet succeeds in its portrayal of a woman at the end of her tether."^[3] Glam Adelaide's Nathan Giaccio gave it 7/10 and believes it should have been shorter. He finishes "Houghton has shaped a telling and memorable tale of love, loss, and the psychosis of grief, that will certainly leave you with questions, and just a hint of sorrow."^[5] Frank Hatherly on Screen Daily writes "Touch is a compelling, cryptic movie that should ideally be seen without any idea what to expect."^[6]

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