The critically acclaimed Norwegian documentary "Mannen fra Snasa" (2016) with the English title "Doing Good" portrays the work of Joralf Gjerstad who with his hands heals people. From the synopsis:

Joralf Gjerstad (born 1926) from the small village Snåsa in Trøndelag county is known all over Norway as a person with "warm hands". Over the past 65 years, more than 50,000 people have traveled to Snåsa, hoping for his help. They have experienced a childhood ruined by bullying. A mishap during surgery. Unexpected, terminal illness. Self-loathing inherited through generations. Living with constant anxiety. Then, suddenly, a compassionate gesture from a total stranger changes their whole life. What actually happens? Can we as a society learn something from one man's genuine compassion? What abilities do we have to conquer our own illness?