Sync Touch (2000) is an experimental short film directed by Barbara Hammer. The film explores themes of intimacy, touch, and connection, focusing on the physical and emotional experiences of two women in an intimate encounter. Through its visual storytelling, Hammer delves into the sensory and emotional dynamics of the relationship, emphasizing the importance of human connection and the ways in which touch can communicate love, desire, and vulnerability. The film’s innovative approach captures the beauty and complexity of human intimacy, highlighting lesbian love and connection in a unique and personal way.
