Perdiamoci di vista

A lonely and unsuccessful television host named Golia is desperately searching for inspiration for his show. He decides to create a program about people who have achieved fame by losing their sight. His investigation leads him to a young blind woman, a former beauty queen, who challenges his cynical worldview and forces him to confront his own emotional isolation.

Perdiamoci di vista was generally well-received by Italian critics, who praised Carlo Verdone's nuanced performance and the film's sensitive exploration of themes like loneliness, disability, and the search for authenticity. While not a massive commercial success, it is considered a more mature and introspective work in Verdone's filmography.

• Praised for its sensitive portrayal of disability and human connection.
• Carlo Verdone's performance as a complex, lonely character was a highlight.
• Appreciated for its blend of humor and drama, offering a more mature tone.

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Asia Argento, who plays the blind protagonist, spent time in specialized schools and worked with visually impaired individuals to prepare for her role, aiming for an authentic portrayal.