Alica Minar & col.
“I don’t want strangers to touch me on the subway. And yet I hope that someone will come to my aid if I ever fall.”
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POINT OF TOUCH
These words gave rise to POINT OF TOUCH. Not out of a desire to celebrate closeness, nor out of the assumption that we can understand one another—but out of the question of what within us determines when another person touches us. The production combines documentary fragments, personal memories, imagination, and dance, exploring how connection between people arises in the first place. Even though it is not consciously political, it encourages reflection on coexistence beyond the illusion of complete understanding. Instead of asking whether we are the same or too different to connect, it opens up a third possibility: We do not have to agree in order to coexist.
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Dates
October 2026
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