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For their final discussion of the series, Rob and Ellie travel across continents and decades for a long-lost love story by Baltasar Kormákur. Set in 1960s London and contemporary Iceland and Japan, Touch follows Kristófer as he searches for Miko, a Japanese girl who he loved when he spent time in London as a student, and who mysteriously disappeared one day. With excellent performances from Egill Ólafsson, Yoko Narahashi, Palmi Kormákur and Japanese model Kōki, and beautifully shot and scored, this is a very subdued Kormákur film that sits in a rather different genre to much of his output discussed on the podcast so far. Touch is available in to rent or buy physically and digitally in the UK now!
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Artwork designed by Sophie Watts (justahappyspace)
Music by Branches Bare (‘Half-light’ from the EP ‘In the Origami Folds of the Night You Rip the Seam of Sleep Wide Open)
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