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Touched with Fire (2016)

Two young poets with bipolar disorder begin a highly passionate, volatile relationship that threatens both their futures.

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Moira Macdonald 18 Feb 2016

You leave Touched with Fire wishing there were a little more to it — the screenplay needed to flesh out Carla and Marco a bit more as people, rather than Bipolar Poets in Love — but undeniably moved.

Jesus M 29 Jan 2017

kinda hard to understand... but it was an alright movie

Nell Minow 11 Feb 2016

Dalio takes us inside, literally shifting the color scheme and the walls of the sets so that we get a sense of how thrilling, liberating, and exhilarating it feels.

TVJerry 28 Feb 2016

A movie about a young poet (Katie Holmes) suffering from bipolar disorder sounds sufficiently complex. Toss in a 2nd tortured bipolar poet (Luke Kirby), who she meets at a treatment facility. Pairing them as they try to make a life together could be a fascinating examination of their mental illness. And there are some interesting moments (plus a few unoriginal flights of imagination). The reality is that it's slow-moving and self-indulgent. The leads are competent, but never really break out or break our hearts. The dispassionate direction and repetitive screenplay don't add much value. Ultimately it becomes an informational assessment of bipolar disorder stuffed into a mediocre romantic drama.

Todd Jorgenson 12 Feb 2016

... navigates tricky territory without exploitation, thanks in part to its committed lead performances.