Colin Farrell is returning with a new documentary project this year, The Slightest Touch. Much like any other documentary, Farrell's documentary film sheds light on a lesser-known topic. However, it also focuses on the individual's struggles and celebrates a true bond of friendship. The first trailer for the heartwarming documentary recently dropped and has garnered attention.

While the emotional first glimpse of the documentary has intrigued viewers, here is how to watch the documentary.

Colin Farrell’s documentary The Slightest Touch is available to stream on HBO Max from Thursday, 25 November. So, the audience with the subscription will be able to watch the documentary. Before its release, the documentary premiered at the Dublin Film Festival.

The emotional documentary follows Emma Fogarty and her friend Colin Farrell's unique adventure. It is about Fogarty, who was born with an extremely rare condition called Epidermolysis Bullosa. This condition causes her skin to blister and tear at the slightest touch.

And that explains the meaning of the title of the documentary. However, she has never let the disease define her or limit what she wants to do in life. As she turns 40, Fogarty has already proved people wrong by bravely battling against her disease. And she is ready for a new challenge, which is to complete the Dublin Marathon. She is joined by her friend, Colin Farrell. The film is directed and produced by Rachel Fleit. This is a heartfelt documentary and certainly one to keep an eye out for among this year's releases to witness a celebration of friendship.

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While the documentary is set to make its debut soon, another show starring Farrell is gaining traction.

Colin Farrell’s decade-old movie has begun to gain attention. His 2012 sci-fi remake of Total Recall has made its place in the Prime Video Top 10, nearly 14 years after its theatrical release. Directed by Len Wiseman, the film reimagined the 1990 Arnold Schwarzenegger classic with a futuristic setting. 

Despite featuring a star-studded cast, including Kate Beckinsale, Jessica Biel, and Bryan Cranston, the remake received negative reviews. It earned just 30% on Rotten Tomatoes, compared to the original film’s impressive 81% score. However, its latest streaming resurgence suggests audiences are ready to give a second chance to the movie, and this time perhaps without comparing it to the original.

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Will you watch Colin Farrell's documentary, The Slightest Touch? Let us know your take in the comments.