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TIFF ’18 Review: Amma Asante Searches for Love in a World Full of Hate in “Where Hands Touch”

The director's ongoing look at biracial romance through the ages results in her boldest yet with this World War II-set drama starring Amandla Stenberg and George MacKay.

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TIFF ’18 Review: Amma Asante Searches for Love in a World Full of Hate in “Where Hands Touch”

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