Where Hands Touch (2018) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Leyna is a sixteen-year-old girl of mixed African and white heritage struggling to survive Nazi persecution. Expelled from school and sent to work in a factory, she secretly falls in love with Lutz, b...
Lutz is a Hitler Youth member and the son of a high-ranking SS officer. After accidentally injuring Leyna, he develops feelings for her despite the regime's hatred of her heritage. He secretly protect...
Kerstin is Leyna's white mother and Koen's mother, living under constant threat because of her relationship with an African man and her daughter's heritage. She moves the family to escape the Gestapo,...
Koen is Leyna's younger half-brother. Although Kerstin tries to guide him, he is forced to join the Hitler Youth and begins accepting Nazi beliefs, leading him to discriminate against Leyna. After sol...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Lutz is described as the son of a high-ranking SS officer.
Lutz takes an interest in Leyna, secretly spends time with her, kisses her, and later shares a sexual relationship with her.
Koen is Leyna's younger half-brother, and they remain together after Kerstin is taken away.
Kerstin is Leyna's white mother and tries to protect her from Nazi persecution.
Kerstin is identified as Koen's mother and teaches him despite his forced involvement with the Hitler Youth.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After Lutz is killed, an American soldier comes to take Leyna away from the scene.
The SS Officer kills Lutz because he is determined to keep Lutz and Leyna apart.
A young interracial couple struggles to preserve love and hope under Nazi persecution, war, and the destruction of their families.
Directed by Amma Asante
Where Hands Touch (2018) · 7.9/10 · drama, romance, war
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