Touch Me Don't Touch Me

    Touch Me Don’t Touch Me shows conflicting feelings of fear and desire fuel an energetic conversation about intimacy and trauma through the medium of contact movement.

    A person in a dark outfit stands in a dimly lit room, with curtains and a window visible in the background.
    Topics Covered
    Intimate Partner Violence, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Sexual Violence
    Content Heads Up
    Discussion of sexual violence
    Representation
    East Asian, Man / male, Adult, LGBTQ
    Film Style
    Dance, Poetry Film
    Filmmaker

    Lucie Rachel

    Lucie Rachel (they/she) is a lens-based artist exploring themes of domesticity, gender, and sexuality through still and moving images. Their work focuses on intimate subjects, blending artist film and documentary genres with an interdisciplinary, collaborative approach.

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