Film

Untouchable

Name: Untouchable
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Released: 2011
Cast: Teresa Huang, Anthony Cannata, Kelly Marie Tran, Lisa Winans

Other titles called Untouchable: the 2019 film.

Social drama

A 14-minute film about a masseuse navigating touch, intimacy, and connection in a world that often feels distant. Quiet and observant, it's a tender study of how physical contact—professional, platonic, romantic—carries unexpected weight. For anyone who appreciates short films that say everything in a handful of scenes.

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