Touch

It talks about generational pain and trauma, lost love and looking back at those memories and relationships which might have been something else. It's a journey of finding lost love or to say lost touch with a person, with whom you felt like your true self. Kristofer after 50 years finally decides to search that person once he truly loved and was vanished suddenly from his life. We see both older and younger Kristofer journey through the different passage of time, and the way the timeline switches between scenes is so thoughtful and feels so perfect. Its heartfelt, emotional and comforting in the sense that you will tell yourself that you are never late to find that person whom you loved once and lost touch over time and situations, but the only question is how far you will go reignite that touch, both emotionally and mentally.