Where Hands Touch (2018)

Don't let the twin braids and baby face fool you; it's perfectly acceptable to crush on Amandla Stenberg in the movie Where Hands Touch (2018), seeing as how she was a fully legal 20 years old when it premiered. And with that tidbit of important information out of the way, let Mr. Skin share the skintastic deets of this historical drama, romance, story of war and first love. Amandla's character Leyna is a biracial teenager living in Nazi Germany and struggling to survive. Her white German mother protects her as much as possible, and moves the family to Berlin to increase their chances for survival. Leyna begins a romance with a white boy with a Nazi armband. As the two make sweet love on the floor, you can see Amandla's twin twosome encased in period lingerie, a shelf bra of sorts that reveals the swell of her womanhood. For more of that womanhood, you'll want to focus your attention to the scene where she's scrubbing up in front of a sink, her silky slip dropped to her waist to reveal an ample selection of side boob. Finally, we see her naked in a work camp, dim and depressing lighting (to fit the situation) showing a shadowy view of her behind. When she's beckoned forward, she approaches with her arms crossed over her chest, trying to be modest and cover her nudity. Amandla is nicely endowed, though, so her efforts don't quite cover everything up, and audiences can tell she's working with more than a handful, or armful.