Untouchable

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Grace, an overall pessimist and first time masseuse, struggles to pay rent and deal with unruly clients. While fighting to balance necessity and pride, serendipity offers her a fleeting glim... Read allGrace, an overall pessimist and first time masseuse, struggles to pay rent and deal with unruly clients. While fighting to balance necessity and pride, serendipity offers her a fleeting glimpse of Grace.Grace, an overall pessimist and first time masseuse, struggles to pay rent and deal with unruly clients. While fighting to balance necessity and pride, serendipity offers her a fleeting glimpse of Grace.

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6.9/10

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Awards
- 2 wins total

Vanilla Thunder
(as Matt Gerardi)

Stephanie Williams

Flight Attendant

Nikola Ojdanic

Ex Husband
(as Nikola Oidanich)

Kellen Rose

School Kid

Morgan Craig

Rich Girl

Brian Buckley Smith

Electrician

CG Thomas

Homeless man

Jessica Wimbley

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(uncredited)

Director
- Kristin Hansen
Writer
- Kristin Hansen
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Trivia
This was the first film credit for San Diego based actresses Kelly Marie Tran and Lisa Winans

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7/10

Interesting glimpse into an Asian-American immigrant situation

I found this film because of then-future Star Wars actress Kelly Tran playing a minor role here. It's a low budget short film and intriguing enough to make me write a review.

We watch the situation of two siblings, supposedly orphaned daughters of Asian immigrants into the United States. They struggle to make ends meet and fear falling down completely. Grace (Teresa Huang ) works herself off as a massause at a local spa.

Kelly Tran plays a minor role. Given her performance, I can tell why a director would pick her to develop in further roles. The main actor Teresa Huang, however, is the one who carries this film. The story is realistic, and I am sure every single of its scenes has played out in reality hundreds and thousands of time. If you are not an Asian-American women, you might an idea of the circumstances that demographic group experiences.