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h .of an alien na_:rcis$;sist who[) may or m` ay] not be trying to*$^ /]take ove_r /@/the world\#.^　　Wr@iter (`and *?direct-or Addison Heimann’s )second feature film is provoc,atively c+[_om#_e.$dic, invent`ive, and? )@insa^$ ne in the be?s?t po  ss+)(ible!!(^ wa]y:. /\An ode t_
o the deliriously *stylist+ic lens of Ja;%pa^#nese ci@n,em;a in th\-e ’60s and `!’/70s, Touch Me dares to 
“go ?#)there`” with its@; themes of mental he_=alth, des@ ire, and Hentai- \infused sex$]ual abando(
_n. Olivia Taylor_ Dudle%.y sinks into character to portray a fractured and wande^ring human b(eing
*in de=`=sperate need
/of a life-affirming touch, `^whil#@e Lo.u *%Taylo(. r-Pucc,i’s tracksuit-clad alien p?%ers@ona i
;s played to delightfu^+)l perfection. Jordan Ga:varis and Marle(ne Fo_-rte round out an i,mp@ eccable ca%`?st of far-?out ch+aracters who mana\[ge to  be at o@%nce acrimo_]
nious yet rela$table. The en^`_d r`,esult i?s a w)ei$^rd`,$@, wil?/d), and frenzied fever dream with so much t+o )un^!pack. While we ma: y not be able t!o relieve ourselves of self-,;[doub+t, de .e[ ]p-seate$d ch i.
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