When a spoiled, young women, used to luxury and wealth, falls in love with a blind homeless man, she must choose between marrying her millionaire boyfriend and her pathetic lover.
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Me too! (duh..) :D
Don't worry, I'm almost there!
i would like to see this as a movie
This should be proofreaded by an english speaking native.
My pleasure
There are no many movies about blindness:
http://www.listal.com/list/blindness
I don't think "Peeping Tom" is about blindness.
"Wait Until Dark "(++++) is an Hitchcockian style thriller. The story is a "huis-clos" close to "Panic Room", ...but without the room and where the hero is blind and alone!
And also :
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0109297/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077716/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059573/ (++++)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2025506/
"Scent of a woman" is the US remake of "Profumo di donna" by Dino Risi (1974 ++++)
Jean-Marie, this is great, exactly what I was looking for, thank you! :D
Sorry:
On the cusp of marrying her rich and cold fianc?, a spoilt young brat falls in love with a poor blind street musician and must decide on where is the greatest wealth she can find: outside or inside man.
On the cusp to marry her rich and cold fianc?, a spoilt young brat falls in love with a poor blind street musician and must decide on where is the greatest wealth she can find: outside or inside man.
@ dpg: indeed, "The Soloist" is biography/drama.
What about this logline?
"When a spoilt, young brat falls in love with a poor blind street musician, she must choose between enjoying a luxurious life by marrying her wealthy but cold fianc? and her tender lover who's poor on the outside, but rich on the inside."
Homeless street musician was done as recently as the 2009 American film, "The Soloist", but it wasn't a romance. Can't recall a blind street musician romance.
@Jean-Marie: Thanks a lot for your support! I think so too! Vampires, werewoves, drugdealers, FBI,... That's been done 1000 times and people still love it... :)
And as you can see, vampires, werewolves, psychotic cops and hitmen are not exhausted subjects...